W06 Products · Entertainment
Karaoke Night
A karaoke stage on the TV, with every phone in the room as a remote and a queue.
S01 Snapshots
Karaoke Night, as it ships.
Real captures of the build: the desktop view, the phone, and the whole page.
C01 What it is
The build, in passes.
Karaoke Night is a local-first, multi-user karaoke room: the stage plays on a big screen and guests join from their phones to queue songs. It runs on Supabase, with its own schemas for the room and for private data.
- Stage on the TV, phone remotes that join a session and queue songs
- Own karaoke and karaoke_private schemas; nothing created in public
- No triggers on auth.users, so signing up to another app creates no karaoke rows
- Admin claim and tagged guest sessions with automatic cleanup
- Vitest unit tests and Playwright journeys, with Playwright guests cleaned up after runs
C02 How it is built
Wired from the real dependencies.
Every node is a package the repository actually depends on. Hover one to light its neighbours.
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- styled-components
- Supabase
- Three.js
- Zod
- Vitest
- Playwright
C03 Evidence
What the repository says.
Committed under my name and my VibeBox studio accounts. The frame above is drawn in code from this page’s own data; it is an illustration, not a screenshot.