Club 2030: a Hebrew membership platform for automation and AI learning
A right-to-left Next.js and Supabase membership product combining structured courses, recorded tutorials, weekly live sessions and a professional forum for people learning automation and no-code tools.
The product problem
Club 2030 is a Hebrew-language community for people learning automation, AI and no-code tools such as Make and Airtable. Members expect courses, recordings, live sessions and discussion in one place. That makes the site a membership product rather than a marketing page. Accounts, gated content, scheduling and discussion all have to work together, and every screen has to read right to left.
The delivered scope
The platform is built on Next.js, React, TypeScript and Supabase, with the whole interface set in Hebrew and laid out right to left. It includes courses with lessons and completion tracking, a recordings library, scheduled events with an embedded Zoom live room, forums with a rich text editor and mentions, member profiles, messages and notifications. Subscription roles control which content and sessions each member can open, and an admin area manages the community.
Access rules belong in the data model
A membership product is defined by who can see what. Here, roles and subscription levels decide access to courses, recordings and live sessions, and Supabase row level security enforces those rules at the database rather than only in the interface. For a similar build, the access model should be agreed early, alongside the right-to-left layout, because both shape every screen and query that follows.
What shipped
A Hebrew, right-to-left membership platform where members take courses, watch recordings, join live sessions and discuss their work in a professional forum.
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