Build a custom client portal on Airtable using Sequin, Stytch and Next.js

A blog post by the Stytch team details how to create a custom client portal on Airtable using Sequin for real-time API synchronization, Stytch for easy user authentication, and Next.js for building the application. The tutorial walks through setting up an Airtable base with a Project Tracker template, integrating Sequin to overcome Airtable API limitations, and utilizing Next.js for frontend development. Stytch's Email Magic Links product is used for secure authentication, and the guide includes steps for setting up server-side API endpoints to manage user sessions and retrieve client-specific projects from a PostgreSQL database created by Sequin. Additionally, the post explains how to enable clients to interact with projects, such as marking them complete, by leveraging Sequin's proxy server for syncing updates back to Airtable. The tutorial provides insights into building scalable and secure client portals while highlighting potential enhancements like adding project detail pages or payment integration.

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