We built an AI design SaaS for small businesses in two months: Next.js, Supabase, Stripe as merchant of record, fal.ai

Description and use

Brifora is a SaaS that turns low‑resolution logo photos into production‑ready vector files, enabling small businesses to produce printed and embroidered items quickly.

Problem

A print and embroidery shop needed to convert low‑resolution phone photos of logos into vector files for embroidery and printing, but customers lacked designers and budgets.

Outcome

Brifora delivers instant, production‑ready design files for small businesses, reducing manual design work and enabling a subscription model starting at €9/month.

Workflow

• Collect a 6‑question brief via web form
• Generate logo variants and SVGs with fal.ai
• Apply background removal, upscaling, and outpainting
• Composite logo onto product mockups using sharp
• Provide free editor for positioning
• Export final files for print or embroidery

Evidence

Every week someone brings a phone photo of a logo and asks for it on a t‑shirt. The file is a 400‑px JPG; the embroidery machine needs a vector; the customer has no designer and no budget for one.

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We built Brifora to turn "what the customer already has" into files that print.

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Every generation is a job. The browser enqueues; fal.ai calls a signed webhook on completion; a one‑minute cron sweeps stragglers and refunds credits on provider failure.

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The model draws the blank; code places the logo.

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Prices live in one table. Every card, every page, every FAQ answer reads credit costs from the same source.

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