Kesher
A wedding planning platform for the Israeli market, with a dashboard for the couple and a mini-site for their guests.
Last updated:
Problem
Couples plan a wedding across spreadsheets, WhatsApp groups and paper contracts, and the numbers rarely add up. Israeli venue pricing, with per-guest prices and VAT, makes the budget even harder to track.
What I built
- The couple’s dashboard. Guests, RSVP, seating, budget, vendors, gifts, a checklist, a website editor and photos, all in one place.
- A mini-site for guests. Every guest gets a personal RSVP link, so answers land in the guest list on their own.
- Israeli venue pricing. A venue deal is modeled as a full contract, with VAT handled correctly.
- Admin control. A platform admin area with audit logging.
How it is built
Kesher is built with Next.js 16, React 19, TypeScript, Tailwind v4, tRPC and Supabase.
In plain words for owners:
- Money that adds up. Amounts are stored as whole agorot, so totals never drift by a shekel here and there.
- Private by design. Database rules keep each couple’s data visible only to them.
Screenshots
What this means for your business
The same building blocks serve a clinic, a studio or a venue, from bookings and client portals to pricing math and admin control.