[ Product frontend · 02 ]
Useroutr
The marketing site, and merchant dashboard features for a payments product
- Role
- Co-developer, frontend
- Type
- Payment infrastructure
- Year
- 2026 – now
- Stack
- Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Vitest, NestJS, Prisma
[ Overview ]
Useroutr lets apps accept money the way their users want to pay (bank transfer, card or crypto) and handles the conversion and settlement so the app receives what it needs. I'm one of the developers building it: I built the marketing site at useroutr.com and work on the merchant dashboard.
Payments are fragmented: some users have a bank card, some have stablecoins on one chain, some have them on another. Useroutr gives an app one integration that accepts all of these and settles into the asset the app wants.
It's a small team and a young product, so the work moves between the public site, the dashboard merchants use, and occasionally the API behind them.
[ My contributions ]
The parts I built, and where to find them.
References are pull request numbers. I built these features; teammates or maintainers reviewed them and sometimes added fixes before merging.
- 01Merged
useroutr.com
Built the marketing site in Next.js, TypeScript and Tailwind: the hero, product pillars, how-it-works, network and world map sections, pricing, a waitlist form, theme toggle, and CTA panels, with tests in Vitest.
useroutr/web #1, #4 - 02Merged
Refund management
The refunds area of the merchant dashboard: a refund modal, status badges, a timeline and history table, and live updates driven by webhook events through a small useRefundEvents hook.
- 03Merged
In-app notifications
End to end: a notifications module and migration in the API, then a notification bell, socket hook and provider in the dashboard.
- 04Merged
Dark mode and a dashboard refresh
A light/dark/system theme built on CSS variables, and later a broader UI update across the dashboard shell, quotes, settlements and checkout primitives.
- 05Merged
Merchant module (API)
Backend work in NestJS and Prisma: merchant CRUD, settlement configuration, branding, team roles and a KYB workflow.
[ The pages ]
In the product.
[ Notes ]
- Useroutr's current repositories are private. The public links go to the original repository, where the earlier dashboard work lives.
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