If your only goal is to run this temporary Q&A hub until the full site is ready, then:

When to Keep It Inside Your Current Project

You want to reuse existing styles, API calls, Supabase integration from your main site.
You want to switch to full site later without moving hosting — just remove the restrictions.
Your current hosting (e.g., Vercel) is already connected to your domain, and you don’t want extra DNS hassle.

Pros:

Fast to set up — just hide everything else with middleware.
No extra hosting cost.
No duplicate codebase.

Cons:

You’ll carry all unused code during this temporary phase (slightly bigger build size).

When to Create a New Project

You want this page ultra-lightweight for maximum speed (just HTML/CSS + minimal Next.js, no unused components).
You want to host it on a separate subdomain like answers.pocketias.com and keep your main site untouched until launch.
You have a different design for the temporary page that you won’t reuse later.

Pros:

Super small, fast builds.
No risk of accidentally exposing unfinished pages.
Can be developed in parallel by a different person/team.

Cons:

Separate deployment, DNS, and hosting setup.
You’ll duplicate API calls & styles if they’re needed later.

My Recommendation for You

Given you:

Already have a working Next.js project
Already have your Supabase APIs done
Just want to show one page (Today’s Mains Q&A hub) until launch

👉 Keep it inside your current project and hide all other UIs with middleware + layout conditions. This way, when you’re ready for the full site, you just remove the middleware — no need for a separate deployment or migration.

If you want, I can give you a middleware + minimal layout setup so in less than 30 minutes your site will only show this answer hub until launch.

Do you want me to prepare that code for you?

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