Musiquo — Choir & Ensemble Management

For management, board members, and organization. Singers only interact where necessary — everything else runs through clear processes and shared links.

Keep projects, concerts, and rehearsals organized in a clear structure. Each voice sees exactly what they need.

The platform lets ensemble leaders and singers manage choirs, projects, repertoire, and singer profiles, from sign-up and onboarding through invites and project creation.

Worked with the team on auth and data-model requirements, schema consolidation, and iterating on redirect and onboarding flows for production and security.

Built server-side logic and API routes with Next.js and Supabase (PostgreSQL) for a flexible, scalable database, with Row Level Security (RLS) for multi-tenant access.

Built an API for ensemble and project data, person and membership records, magic-link auth, and singer invite/onboarding.

Implemented secure auth with magic-link sign-in via Resend, middleware-based route protection, and RLS so users only see data for their ensembles.

Implemented the singer onboarding flow: magic-link delivery, post-sign-up redirects, and optional voice on join.

Turned on RLS on relevant public tables and added policies (e.g. persons and membership read per ensemble) for tenant isolation.

Replaced many legacy migrations with a single full core schema migration to simplify deployment and history.

Integrated Resend for magic-link emails and configured redirect URLs so auth works in production on Vercel.

Deployed and stabilized the app on Vercel (Node 20.x, edge-safe middleware, auth callback) and reduced duplicate API calls for better performance.

Skills — React, Next.js 14, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Supabase, PostgreSQL, RLS, Resend, React Query, Zod, Vercel, REST API, magic-link auth, middleware, database migrations