Social Innovation Research Fund — Web Portal & Operations

A Persian RTL web platform for the Research & Social Innovation Technology Fund: public pages for news, fund listings, and membership requests, plus an operations dashboard for multi-fund oversight—assets, members, loan (facility) pipelines, manager onboarding, maps, and credit analytics. Built with Next.js, Python, and MySQL; codebase not retained—documented here from shipped screens and scope.

Historical case study

This page documents work delivered in the past. The product is not actively maintained today, and links may be outdated. It is here as a portfolio reference only — not an invitation to download or use the app.

Industry

FintechCooperativesLoan fundsIranRTLGovernment-adjacent

Role: Full-stack developer

Duration: Not disclosed

Challenge

Fund operators needed one place to see health across many cooperative units—assets vs. disbursements, member growth, who is waiting on loans, and where funds sit geographically—while the public site had to stay approachable for first-time visitors requesting membership or reading official updates.

Solution

Split experience into a marketing-grade public portal and a dense admin console: KPI tiles and charts at the top, Iran map pins for footprint, tabbed master-detail for members and applicants, and filter bars for large tables. Backend APIs in Python served normalized JSON from MySQL; Next.js rendered RTL layouts and client-side table interactions.

Impact

Staff could monitor portfolio-scale metrics without exporting spreadsheets, and members or prospects could self-serve orientation through the public site. The repository was later archived outside our workspace; this entry preserves the product shape and stack choices.

Tech stack

Next.jsPythonMySQLREST APIRTLJavaScript

Project overview

Research & Social Innovation Technology Fund — a Persian, RTL public web portal together with an operations dashboard for cooperative-style loan funds: visitors discover funds and membership paths; staff monitor assets, members, facilities (loans), and manager pipelines across regions.

What we built

Public site — home, about, fund directory, news and announcements, FAQ, contact, search, and membership request entry points with an institutional layout suited to a regulated fund audience.
Admin / operations UI — KPI cards (total assets, facilities granted, member counts, loan counts, queues), geographic view of fund presence, creditworthiness breakdown, and tabbed data areas with rich filters for members, bylaws, boards, and applicants.
Loan-fund workflows — support for multiple funds, member rosters, facility (loan) applicants, manager onboarding states (review, training), and role-aware navigation for administrators.

Operations dashboard with KPIs, map, and fund analytics — Operations dashboard: KPIs, geographic distribution, and manager status overview.

Technical approach

Next.js for the web front end (server and client components as appropriate for SEO and interactive dashboards), a Python service layer behind authenticated APIs, and MySQL for relational data (funds, people, loans, geography, workflow states). REST-style JSON between browser and backend; RTL layout and Persian typography throughout.

Source code is no longer available in our archive; this case study is based on delivered UI and product intent. A separate React Native mobile client for the same fund ecosystem exists as another portfolio entry. Store and deep links are not published here.