Korra is a comprehensive platform for pet owners and animal lovers. The project brings together social interaction, discovery, and transactional flows instead of treating each part as a separate product.
What makes it interesting is the range of surfaces it has to support. It is not just a feed or a marketplace. It has to handle community posts, real-time messaging, location-based services, adoption browsing, donations, profiles, and checkout flows while still feeling like one coherent system.
What it includes
- a community feed for posts, updates, and rescue/support content
- real-time chat with image attachments and read receipts
- a pet services map with filters, details, and directions
- marketplace flows with Stripe-powered checkout
- adoption browsing with filters and contact paths
- donation support for animal welfare organizations
Stack
The README describes a stack built with Next.js, React 19, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Supabase, PostgreSQL, Stripe, Leaflet, TanStack Query, React Hook Form, Zod, and shadcn-based components.
Korra is useful to me as a product exercise because it pushes on breadth. It is the kind of project where architecture, interface design, and user flow all have to work together across very different features.