“The card opens doors. The site has to prove which ones.”
Context
Youman sells a physical membership card. Holders get discounts, BOGO offers, and access to exclusive events at partner venues. The value only lands once you can see which places are involved and what you actually get at each one.
Constraint
A card is an abstract purchase. Someone has to understand a benefit they cannot hold yet, and trust it enough to pay before their first visit.
What we built
A site that leads with the partner network and the offers behind it, so the card reads as a list of real places rather than a promise. Members buy through bKash, carry a QR code that partner staff scan to redeem an offer, and check into events with a one-time code.
Result
Youman runs at youman.one on a self-hosted Supabase backend, built and shipped by Findrum. Staff add partner venues, offers, and events from an admin dashboard, so the site grows without a redesign.
- React
- TypeScript
- Vite
- Tailwind CSS
- Self-hosted Supabase
- PostgreSQL
- Deno edge functions
- bKash payments