Bolyn's Hub

If you're running multiple brands, you know the overhead. Five separate codebases means five times the maintenance. A bug in one affects your time on all the others. Every deployment is its own pipeline. Every update has to be replicated manually. And five admin logins means whoever manages the business is juggling tabs just to see what's happening across the portfolio. Bolyn's Hub was built to solve all of that from the architecture level.

Architected a shared Prisma schema with brand-scoped queries, one unified Vercel deployment, and per-brand theming through CSS design tokens. Five storefronts (FreshBite, TT Scents, Royale Bite, Lala's Finery, and Jedinna) run from a single codebase with no data leakage between brands.

Before: five separate codebases, five deployment pipelines, five admin logins, and five maintenance burdens. After: one Prisma schema, one Vercel deployment, one admin login with brand-specific controls, and zero data leakage between brands. Each storefront still has its own visual identity — the shared architecture is invisible to customers.

• Five brands — FreshBite, TT Scents, Royale Bite, Lala's Finery, Jedinna — running from a single codebase with no data leakage between them
• One admin login, full visibility across all five brands — manage content, products, and orders from one dashboard
• One Vercel deployment, one maintenance burden — update the shared codebase once, all five brands benefit
• Per-brand visual identity preserved entirely — customers on each storefront see nothing of the shared infrastructure underneath