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shankarprasad.org: a 45-page website and its back office, in one system

An ashram running courses, retreats, stays and community projects needed a website the team could update themselves, and one place to handle the enquiries, bookings and donations it brings in.

Client
Shankar Prasad Ashram
Who
Yoga ashram near Gokarna, Karnataka
Year
2026
Status
Live
Updated
See it live
45website pages
1back office
Draft → publishediting

The problem

The old site was hard to change, so course dates and fees went stale. Enquiries arrived by email, phone and WhatsApp with nothing tying them together.

What we built

Public website

45 pages covering courses, retreats, stays, projects and donations, with the ashram's own photography.

Website editor

Staff edit text and photos in place, save a draft, and publish when ready.

Enquiries & stays

Every enquiry lands in one inbox; stays and programmes are tracked alongside.

Donations

Donations recorded against the ashram's projects.

How it works

  1. VisitA seeker reads about a course or retreat.
  2. EnquireTheir enquiry lands in the back office.
  3. BookStaff confirm the stay or programme.
  4. UpdateDates and fees are edited and published by the team.

Decisions that mattered

One app, two faces

The public site and the back office share one database, so a published change is live everywhere at once.

Drafts before live

Edits save as drafts; nothing changes on the public site until someone presses publish.

Built with

  • Next.js
  • PostgreSQL
  • Vercel

Quick answers

What did OIAS build for Shankar Prasad Ashram?

shankarprasad.org: a website and back office built by OIAS for Shankar Prasad Ashram near Gokarna: 45 public pages plus enquiries, stays, programmes, donations and a website editor.

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