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digitalCOO — AI Business Operations SaaS

A security-hardened SaaS that acts as a company's digital COO, automating business operations through a multi-app architecture wired to Supabase, Notion, and n8n with rate-limited, auditable workflows.

Private project — source code is not publicly available.

digitalCOO — AI Business Operations SaaS
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Project Overview

digitalCOO is a SaaS platform designed to automate the operational backbone of a business — turning Notion workspaces and n8n automations into a coordinated operations layer backed by Supabase and PostgreSQL. The project is built around a security-hardened specification covering authentication, data isolation, and abuse protection, and ships with a complete, version-controlled database schema, distributed rate limiting, and scriptable service provisioning.

Technologies & Tools
TypeScriptSupabasePostgreSQLn8nNotion APIRedisLuaNode.js

Key Features

Acts as a digital COO — codifies and automates recurring business operations

Multi-app workspace architecture for modular operational capabilities

Supabase and PostgreSQL backend with a complete, version-controlled database schema

Notion and n8n integration to automate business workflows end to end

Security-hardened specification covering auth, data isolation, and abuse protection

Distributed rate limiting implemented in Lua for high-throughput endpoints

Scriptable setup and service-provisioning tooling

Extensive engineering documentation (master plan, system map, implementation plan)

digitalCOO is an ambitious SaaS that aims to give any company a digital chief operating officer: a system that codifies recurring business operations and runs them automatically, with the guardrails a real product needs. It pairs a TypeScript application layer with Supabase as a managed Postgres and auth backend, and uses Notion plus n8n as the automation surface that connects business data to executable workflows. The repository is organized as a multi-app workspace with extensive engineering documentation — a master plan, a system map, an implementation plan, and a security-hardened specification — that drive a modular, auditable design. A complete SQL schema defines the data model explicitly, while a Lua-based rate limiter provides distributed throttling for high-throughput endpoints. The result is less a single feature and more an operations platform: a place to define how a business runs, wire it to the tools the team already uses, and let automation handle the repetitive operational load — safely, and at scale.

Technical Deep Dive

Architecture

A multi-app workspace organizes the platform into modular capabilities. Supabase provides the managed PostgreSQL database and authentication layer, while a system map and master plan document the moving parts and how they connect — making the design auditable rather than ad hoc.

Automation Layer

A dedicated Notion-and-n8n project wires business data to automated workflows, so operational processes that would normally be manual become repeatable, observable automations.

Security Hardening

A version-tracked security-hardened specification covers authentication, tenant data isolation, and abuse protection. A Lua rate limiter delivers distributed throttling, and a complete SQL schema defines constraints explicitly instead of leaving them implicit.

Technology Stack

TypeScript application layer, Supabase and PostgreSQL for data and auth, n8n for orchestration, the Notion API as a workspace surface, and Redis with Lua for rate limiting and high-throughput coordination.

Interested in This Project?

If you'd like to learn more about this project, discuss potential collaborations, or explore the technical implementation, feel free to get in touch.