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Type Product Prototype Role Product / Design / Engineering Year 2024 Status Functional Prototype
Next.js / TypeScript / tRPC / Supabase / Notion API
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A prototype exploring how external database schemas can be interpreted and transformed into adaptive interfaces.
Originally conceived as a conditional logic layer for Notion forms, the project evolved into an investigation of schema-driven rendering, dynamic interface generation, and low-friction workflows inside the Notion ecosystem.
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Orvia connects directly to authorized Notion databases and interprets existing schemas to generates editable form interfaces
The prototype includes OAuth authentication with Notion, protected dashboards, dynamic schema rendering, and preview-based interaction systems.
Rather than replacing the native workflow, it explores how conditional logic and validation layers could exist within the low-friction nature of the Notion ecosystem.
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Between structure and interface.
How can an external database schema become a usable interface without losing the flexibility of the underlying system?
Between interpretation and abstraction.
The challenge of translating complex data structures into adaptive experiences while preserving their original logic.
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Originally developed as a microSaaS prototype focused on extending Notion forms with validation and conditional logic.
The project reached a functional architectural state, including OAuth authentication, schema synchronization, dynamic field rendering, session persistence, and interface generation from external database structures.
Although submission pipelines, validation engines, and publishing systems remained unfinished, the prototype successfully demonstrated the core technical investigation: how external schemas can be interpreted and transformed into adaptive interfaces.
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~ Technical Architecture ~ Project Reflection ~ Source Code
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