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EjaRent
An online rental platform for Qom.
eja.rent is a Persian-first rental platform whose first market is Qom. It was a genuinely shared build: Behnam owned the backend, I owned everything the user sees, and a hand-authored OpenAPI contract was the seam between us — an API change and the web change that depends on it land together.
Who built what
- Web application
- Amirhossein — Next.js, interface, maps, flows
- API & data
- Behnam — NestJS, PostgreSQL / PostGIS
- The seam
- A hand-authored OpenAPI 3.1 contract; typed client generated from it
Arriving in the city
The homepage started as three competing visual prototypes, then became a cinematic 3D hero built from real OpenStreetMap geometry of Qom — city outline, roads and neighbourhoods — with the camera diving to a listing.
Then I cut it. A lighter SVG scroll journey — the Qom map drawing itself, the camera diving into a neighbourhood, an apartment façade drawing in with lit windows — told the same story on a GSAP-scrubbed timeline, dropped Three.js from the homepage and kept a clean reduced-motion end state. Knowing when not to use WebGL is part of the job.
What I built
1Map search
Viewport-driven pins with a switch to server clustering when results truncate, single-cluster deep links, and a tile-provider fallback chain.
2Listings
Query-param search with cursor pagination, neighbourhood slugs from the API, and money handled as rial strings parsed with BigInt — never floats.
3Owner tools
A listing wizard with dynamic per-property-type fields from the taxonomy API and a three-step presigned media upload; an owner dashboard to publish, pause, mark rented, edit and delete.
4Accounts & admin
OTP sign-in, a tabbed account area (profile, sessions, saved searches) and a role-gated admin panel — on one shared, themed shell.
5Persian-first
Designed RTL from the start, with a unified token system across every surface, security headers and honest empty, error and 404 states.