Farmer Boaz Case Study | Codelithic Labs

Farmer Boaz — A community meat-share platform connecting Alberta farms to Calgary tablesFarmer Boaz sells farm-raised meat as community shares. A farm opens a campaign, neighbours order together to fill it, and the order is processed and delivered as one batch. That group-buying model is the whole product, and nothing off the shelf does it.The idea was straightforward and the mechanics were not. Ordinary e-commerce assumes one customer buying one thing from stock on hand. Here, orders accumulate against a campaign that has a target and a deadline, the product does not exist yet when someone orders, and everyone in the campaign is processed and delivered together once it closes.We built the campaign model first, then the storefront around it. Customers pick a share size that fits their freezer, the campaign tracks toward its target, and once it closes everything moves to processing and delivery on a shared timeline.What we built

Campaign-based ordering — Group orders that accumulate toward a target and close on a deadline, rather than selling from stock.

Share sizing — Whole, half and smaller shares explained in terms of freezer space rather than weight tables.

Order tracking — A tracking page so customers can follow an order from campaign close through processing to delivery.

Delivery scheduling — Calgary-area delivery windows tied to when each campaign closes.

Editorial pages — How it works, services, FAQ and About, written to answer the questions that otherwise become emails.

Light and dark themes — A theme toggle, with both modes designed rather than one inverted.

Live site: https://farmerboaz.com/