Butique das Meias
A complete compression-socks e-commerce store, from zero to live in a few days. Catalog, cart and checkout built with Next.js 16 and Supabase through AI orchestration.
Tech Stack
The Problem
Butique das Meias, from client Tiago, is a compression-socks store. The challenge was easy to state and hard to execute: go from nothing to a complete, professional online store, without months of waiting or an agency budget.
Off-the-shelf marketplace stores are expensive, lock down the layout, and take a cut of every sale. Tiago wanted something of his own, fast to launch and easy to maintain.
The Solution
A complete custom-built store: product catalog, detail pages, cart and checkout, all with its own identity and ready to sell.
The entire application was built through AI orchestration with Claude Code, without a single line written by hand, and shipped to butiquedasmeias.vercel.app.
Architecture
Frontend: Next.js 16 with React 19 and TypeScript, styled with Tailwind CSS 4 and shadcn/ui components on top of Base UI.
Backend and data: Supabase with SSR authentication, storing catalog and orders.
Checkout integrated with Mercado Pago, supporting PIX, card in up to 3 interest-free installments, and boleto.
Form validation with Zod, transactional email with Resend, image optimization with sharp, and the React Compiler enabled for performance.
Continuous deployment on Vercel, with a preview environment on every pull request.
Delivery Speed
From the first commit to the store going live took about 3 days, with over 100 commits and 44 pull requests. What an agency would deliver in months shipped in a long weekend.
Every change went through preview before hitting production, so speed did not mean giving up control.
The Meta-Narrative
Butique das Meias proves that a local business can have its own modern store, independent of marketplaces, without paying a fortune or waiting months.
It is real software, live, generating digital presence and sales for the client, built through AI orchestration.
Inside the system


The method behind these projects, in your business.
Two 3-hour sessions on your machine, and your business leaves with a daily dashboard running. You run it on your own afterwards, without becoming a programmer.
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