Fable Together started with an early interface direction and a long list of features. My job was to turn that into a working web application. I built out the front end, connected Supabase, wrote the API routes, integrated ElevenLabs for narration and voice cloning, and kept the dashboard responsive as new features were added.
I handled product/UI implementation, front-end development, database and API work, and a lot of the technical glue between the interface and the services behind it. I also built accessibility into the application from the start rather than treating it as a final pass.
The MVP included a Story Library, multilingual narration controls, a Voice Library and instant voice cloning, user-specific data, profiles, search, quests and credits, and a responsive dashboard. The goal at this stage was functional testing, not a finished public release.
Next.js · React · TypeScript · Supabase · ElevenLabs · Vercel
Voice cloning touched most of the stack. The request checked the signed-in user, sent the recording to ElevenLabs, saved the returned voice to Supabase, and then updated the quest/credit system.
src/app/api/voices/clone/route.ts
By the end of the MVP phase, the team had a working test build instead of a set of disconnected screens. Some audio and responsive work was still being refined, but the main product flows and technical structure were in place.






