Cloud Social Web
The official Cloud Social website, live at cloudsocialapp.com. It brings the app's feeds, creator videos and live streams to the browser, on the same Firebase backend and with the same accounts. Anyone can browse the public feed, and members sign in to like, comment and go live.
- Next.js 15
- Firebase
- Agora Live
Case Study
Problem
Cloud Social's website was a legacy static site with no content and no admin tools. The client wanted the mobile experience on the web, running on the same Firebase backend as the live iOS and Android app, without ever breaking the app or putting minors' posts on the public web.
Solution
I built a Next.js 15 app in three route groups: static marketing pages, a server-rendered social app with feeds, profiles, creator pages and Agora live streaming, and an MFA-protected admin console. Every write mirrors the mobile app's own write path, public reads pass a fail-closed child-safety filter, and five test layers, from unit tests to visual regression, guard the codebase.
Outcome:
cloudsocialapp.com is live. Visitors browse the public feed, members sign in with their existing app accounts to like, comment and stream from the browser, and admins can pull a post off the web without touching it in the mobile app.
Tech Stack & Features
Project Details
August 2026
Full-Stack Web Development
Next.js, Firebase, Live Streaming
At a glance
- 26
routes across the site, app and admin
- 5
automated test layers, unit to visual
- 320+
test files guarding the codebase
- 23
end-to-end specs, each with an accessibility scan
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