Build FareHarbor

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Saved on this device only. FareHarbor's prompt has no phases yet, so this is the generic delivery order.

Before step 1

you will need

Stripe account (test mode is fine to build against)
a domain and any Node host, plus a Postgres or SQLite volume
transactional email provider for confirmations
clear rules for your own cancellation, deposit and capacity logic before you start

Scaffold the smallest runnable application and document its commands.
done when
The project starts from a documented command in a clean checkout.
next step
Implement the primary data model and core workflow.
done when
The main object can be created, read and changed end to end.
next step
Add validation, safe failure states, and persistence.
done when
Bad input is refused with a readable message and nothing is left corrupted.
next step
Cover the critical path with automated tests.
done when
The highest-risk behavior fails the suite when it breaks.
next step
Exercise a clean install from the README and fix every missing step.
done when
A fresh clone reaches the first successful workflow using only the README.

what this build does not replace

OTA and reseller distribution: live availability pushed to Viator, GetYourGuide, Expedia and dozens of local agents, plus the commission accounting behind it
Someone else owning payment risk: chargebacks, disputes, refund flows, payout timing, PCI scope and multi-currency
24/7 human support during a season where a broken booking page costs real departures that day
The messy operational features you only miss in August: resource and guide assignment, gear allocation, multi-day and multi-activity itineraries, gift cards, promo codes, waivers, group and private bookings
Mobile check-in that works on a beach with one bar of signal, and the reporting your accountant already knows how to read

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