OrgBridge

Log-in page
University Admin Portal:- showing listing of all student orgs on campus, if they have any pending proposals or upcoming events.
student orgs portal:- access to propose budget and events, announce events to member along with calendar for events happening on campus
Member portal:- shows a list of campus orgs they have joined, if they click it takes them to their specific events happening etc..

Inspiration

Every student org leader knows the frustration — emailing PDFs to admins, waiting weeks for budget approvals, missing events because nothing was centralized. We lived this problem firsthand and decided to build the solution we wished existed.

What it does

OrgBridge is a three-portal platform that streamlines everything between student organizations and university administration:

University Admins can browse all orgs, review and approve budget & event proposals, set budget limits, and view financial audits
Org Leaders can submit proposals, send announcements, manage their community feed, and track approval status in real time
Members can browse and join orgs, see upcoming events, pay for paid events, view a campus calendar, and engage in a community feed with Reddit-style posts and comments

How we built it

Next.js — full stack framework for all three portals
Supabase — PostgreSQL database, authentication, and row-level security for role enforcement
Tailwind CSS — UI styling
Leaflet / OpenStreetMap — interactive location maps for events
Vercel — deployment

Challenges we faced

Building role-based authentication from scratch and making sure each user only sees their correct portal
Managing Supabase Row Level Security policies so data was protected but accessible
Building a real-time community feed with Reddit-style upvotes, comments, and official leader replies
Coordinating three separate portals that all share the same live database

What we learned

We learned how to build a full stack application from scratch in under 24 hours — from database schema design to deployment. We got hands-on experience with Supabase RLS, Next.js App Router, and dynamic routing with multiple user roles.