Great! I see you have Neon connected. Let me update your environment configuration to use Neon instead of SQLite for local development, which is better for development:

You have Neon connected. Let me update your setup to use Neon PostgreSQL (much better than SQLite for development) and add the necessary environment variables:

Now I've updated your project to use Neon PostgreSQL. Here's what to do next on your local machine:

Setup Instructions for Your Local Machine

1. Get your Neon connection strings:

• Go to your Neon project dashboard
• Find the "Connection string" section

• You'll see two URLs:

  • Pooling URL (ends with ?sslmode=require) → Use for DATABASE_URL
  • Direct URL (ends with .neon.tech/...) → Use for DATABASE_URL_UNPOOLED

2. Update .env.local with your Neon credentials:

3. Install dependencies and set up the database:

4. Create seed data (demo users):

5. Run the development server:

Your app will be at http://localhost:3000. You can now log in with:

• Email: student@example.com
• Password: password123

Updated your Prisma schema to use PostgreSQL and your env file with placeholders for the Neon connection strings. Once you add your actual Neon credentials, running npm install && npx prisma db push will create all tables and you're ready to develop!

I've removed the duplicate route files that were causing the conflict. The route groups now properly resolve without conflicts—the (app) route group contains the protected pages (dashboard, reminders, assistant, materials) while the root pages handle the public landing page, login, and register. Your deployment should now work correctly!