Camp Ricky

Overview

A friend has a lake house, and the group needed to pick which summer weekends to claim it. So I shipped a two-screen app: a poll where each person enters their name, checks off which of 15 candidate weekends they can make, and leaves a note, and a public dashboard that tallies everyone's picks. It's the lightweight counterpoint to my heavier builds, finished and doing its one job.

What it involved

• Name-keyed updates: responses key on the normalized name, so re-entering overwrites your prior answer instead of duplicating it.
• No accounts and no auth, every write goes through a server action on the service role, so the browser never holds credentials.
• Two screens: a response form and a public tally dashboard.
• Shipped fast and kept simple on purpose.

Stack

• Next.js 16
• TypeScript
• Tailwind v4
• Supabase Postgres
• Vercel