Vazi: your own vine in Georgia Live site: https://vize-ge.base44.app/

Georgians tell a story. God was handing out land to the nations, and the Georgians came late because they had been feasting and drinking to Him. So God gave them the land He had kept for Himself.

Vazi (ვაზი, "vine" in Georgian) starts with that story. On a slope in Kakheti, above the Alazani valley, 480 vines grow in 12 rows of 40. Each one has a number: 07-23 is row 7, place 23. You choose a vine and own it for the 2027 season. From April to September you get a photo from your row every week. In September the grapes are picked by hand at rtveli, trodden by foot in a press carved from one tree trunk, and left for six months in a qvevri, a clay jar buried in the ground. In April 2028 you get two bottles with your vine's number on the label.

Georgia has made wine for about 8,000 years, and the qvevri method is on the UNESCO heritage list. Anyone can sell a bottle. We wanted to sell the year before it, when you watch your own grapes grow. The site says plainly that the bottles come a year and a half after you pay, and there isn't a single barrel on it.

What we built

The landing page opens on gods feasting on clouds under a vine arch. The scene is cut into layers that follow the mouse and leave the screen at different speeds. Below it, four steps take the grape from vine to bottle, and then comes the map.

The map shows all 480 vines with their live status from the database. You can filter by grape or show only free vines. Make it mine holds a vine for you for 15 minutes with a countdown. If you don't pay in time, it goes back on the map. You can buy the vine for yourself or give it as a gift with a delivery date.

Owners get a cabinet: their vines and gifts, a season timeline from first leaves to bottling, a weekly photo feed you can filter by stage, a certificate with their name and vine number, bottle status with pickup or delivery, and tour booking at the owner's price.

The winery gets an admin panel. It publishes one photo per row, marks the stages of the season, bottles the wine and sends it out, runs tours and watches the email queue.

The automation runs on Base44 backend functions:

Each person gets one hold at a time, and it expires after 15 minutes.

A purchase writes the ownership and the order in one transaction and queues the receipt.

A gift stays hidden until its delivery day, when the recipient gets an email.

A new photo goes to the feed and inbox of every owner in that row, with a caption written when it is published.

A new season stage updates every owner's timeline and sends an email.

Tour seats are counted under a lock. Cancellations move the waitlist up, and reminders go out 7 days and 1 day before the tour.

Vazi is a concept. The winery, the harvest figures and the payment are a demo model, and the footer says so. Everything else on the site works.

Live site: https://vize-ge.base44.app/ #Base44Challenge @Base44