Bilingual storefront
Full Arabic and English product catalogue with right-to-left layout, sharing one product database so nothing drifts between languages.
E-commerce — Lebanon
vitaminshop.lb.
A bilingual supplement store built for how Lebanon actually buys: browse in Arabic or English, order over WhatsApp, pay cash on delivery — with prices and stock enforced by the database, not by hand.
Visit vitaminshop-lb.vercel.app Supplement retailer — Lebanon
A coded depiction of the real product — the live system is one click above.
The situation
Selling supplements in Lebanon means two constraints most e-commerce templates ignore: customers pay cash on delivery, and they want to ask a question before they commit. A card-only checkout loses the sale; a plain WhatsApp catalogue loses the stock control.
The store also had to work in Arabic and English without becoming two separate sites to maintain.
What we built
WhatsApp + cash on delivery
The cart composes a complete structured order into WhatsApp, and orders settle cash on delivery — the two habits Lebanese buyers already have.
Prices the front end cannot fake
Order pricing is computed inside Postgres at order time, so a tampered browser cannot buy at its own price and a stale page cannot sell at last week's.
Admin and settings
Store settings, catalogue and orders managed from an admin panel — no redeploy needed to change a number.
Under the hood
- Order pricing enforced server-side in a Postgres function, not in the client
- Supabase with row-level security
- Next.js with locale-routed bilingual rendering
- Deployed on Vercel
Next.jsTypeScriptSupabaseVercel
Want a system like this?
One scoping call, a fixed quote, and we build.