Lovelent
A wedding platform for couples to plan and share their day. Designed, built, and operated end to end by Modderday.
- Context
- Modderday product
- Status
- In development
- Period
- 2026–present
- Role
- Product design, engineering & operations
01
Context
Planning a wedding means juggling a dozen disconnected tools—a website builder here, a guest list spreadsheet there, messages scattered across apps. Lovelent brings the essentials into one place couples actually enjoy using.
It is our own product, so we own every decision end to end: the design language, data model, hosting, and long-term cost of maintaining it.
02
Approach
Lovelent uses Next.js across the public website and planning tools, giving the product one typed React foundation without making every screen behave the same way. Data lives on a managed edge database, keeping the system responsive and straightforward to operate as it grows.
03
Engineering decisions
- 01
One coherent product
The public site and private planning tools share routing, components, and product rules, while each surface keeps the rendering and interaction it needs.
- 02
A simpler operating model
A managed edge database with a typed query layer, so the data model is defined once and checked at compile time rather than discovered in production.
- 03
Rules enforced everywhere
Every input is validated with a shared schema, so the same rules protect the form, the API, and the database—one source of truth, fewer surprises.
04
Where it stands
Lovelent is in development ahead of early access. The design system, data model, and infrastructure are in place, and the first release is being built now.