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Cupis — Private offers platform for companies and employees
Cupis is a closed benefits platform in Spain that connects companies, their verified employees, and brands. Companies offer perks to their teams, while brands reach a verified audience through private, non-public offers.
The founders had a clear vision but no engineering team. I turned their idea into a production-ready web app with two sides: an admin dashboard for the Cupis team and a user area for verified employees.
Key work:
Private signup that validates employees by email domain against a company whitelist, without ever revealing which companies are clients.
A curated coupon catalogue with shared or unique codes, including CSV imports of 50,000+ codes per offer, optimized to stay fast for both admins and employees.
An operations dashboard to manage companies, access, coupons, visibility rules, and per-coupon analytics in one place.
Self-service company access requests with admin approval.
Built with Next.js, Supabase, Vercel, and Resend.
The result is a production-ready platform that lets the team run the whole business independently, while employees get a simple way to access the offers available through their company.
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I spent days obsessing over this and I need you to try it. Every day in history happened. But most never got a front page. Until now.
Introducing The Chronicle — two experiences that will make you stop everything:
1. The Archives — type any date from 1800 to today. Get a fully designed, historically accurate vintage newspaper front page for that exact day. The Moon Landing. The Berlin Wall falling. The day YOU were born.
2. The Daily You — type 3 boring things that happened to you today. Watch Victorian journalists completely lose their minds over your Tuesday.
"CATASTROPHIC CEREAL CONSUMPTION AT EVENING HOUR LEAVES EMPIRE REELING"
I promise it's the most fun you'll have on a website today.
Built with Figma Make + Claude AI + Supabase for the Config Makeathon. Every aged paper texture, every gothic letter, every floating enchanted animation — completely intentional.
Read history. Or make your own.
🔗 Live Site: https://the-chronicle.figma.site
Link to my X post: https://x.com/tiaarajain/status/2067220526062608385?s=20
@figma #FigmaMake #AI
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Tethered Outpost: Benefits without borders
Remote work has crossed borders, but employee benefits have not.
Tethered Outpost is a stablecoin-powered benefits platform designed for distributed teams. It helps companies fund category-based benefit wallets for remote employees, who can then redeem those benefits with verified local providers in their own countries.
The project follows Amara, a remote software engineer in Lagos, as she receives an employer-funded Health benefit, discovers a verified local clinic, and unlocks a full health screening without paying out of pocket.
Behind the scenes, stablecoins act as the invisible payment rail: the employer funds normally, value moves efficiently across borders, and the provider receives local currency. The employee does not need to understand crypto. The provider does not need to accept crypto. The experience simply works locally.
For the Config Makeathon, I used Figma Make to build the interactive product experience, Figma Design to structure the interface and product system, and Figma Weave to create the brand visuals, motion assets, and campaign direction.
The walkthrough clip attached to this post was created using a combination of Figma Weave-generated motion assets and screen recordings from the published site.
Links
Published site:
https://poet-pin-91118493.figma.site/
Figma Make Community file:
https://www.figma.com/community/file/1648372055116620018
Figma Design Community file:
https://www.figma.com/community/file/1648369654443853025
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Benefits should follow people, not headquarters.
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