Escento.

Escento connects student musicians with student creators for film, podcasts, live events, games, YouTube, and other creative projects. Two roles: Musicians build public profiles and get discovered; Creators post gig opportunities and browse talent. The platform is built on Next.js App Router with Server Components and Server Actions, Supabase PostgreSQL for data and Auth for email/password sign-in. A role-based onboarding flow routes new users to the right experience on first sign-in. Escento also ships a messaging foundation: signed-in users send connection requests before a conversation starts, accepted requests create participant-scoped direct conversations, per-participant unread tracking runs via `last_read_at`, and user blocking prevents requests and messages in either direction. The UI features a 3D stage-lights hero scene built with React Three Fiber, scroll-pinned animations via GSAP ScrollTrigger, and entrance animations via Framer Motion — all within a bright, bold design system with rounded-full chips, rounded-3xl cards, and a blue/pink/gold accent palette.

• 01Two-sided marketplace: musicians create filterable profiles; creators post gigs with instrument/genre requirements
• 02Role-based onboarding (Musician / Creator) with email/password via Supabase Auth
• 03Messaging foundation: connection requests, participant-scoped conversations, unread tracking, user blocking
• 043D stage-lights hero scene with React Three Fiber; GSAP ScrollTrigger for scroll-pinned animations
• 05Many-to-many tagging system for instruments and genres across musicians and gigs via junction tables
• 06Server Components + Server Actions throughout; all Supabase calls isolated to service layer

• 2User Roles
• 6Project Types

• Live demo