Fuska · 2026.05.20
A food-ordering platform, rebuilt on an owned stack
A multi-restaurant ordering platform moved off a no-code host onto a Next.js + Neon stack it fully owns — web, mobile, payments, and live order tracking.
- Next.js
- Neon Postgres
- Stripe
- React Native (Expo)
- TypeScript
Situation
Ordering ran on a no-code host (Base44). It worked to prove the idea, but the business did not own its data or its checkout, and growth kept hitting the ceiling of what a hosted builder allowed.
Constraint
Keep the storefront live and orders flowing throughout the move, and do not force restaurant staff to relearn how they run the kitchen.
What we built
Re-platformed onto Next.js and Neon (Postgres) on Vercel. Stripe checkout with per-restaurant tax and convenience fees, and commission/GMV reporting on subtotal. A full order lifecycle — pending → accepted → preparing → ready → completed — wired across a kitchen makeline, live customer tracking, and push notifications, plus a React Native (Expo) app. An admin Sales Analytics module on top: dashboard, reports with CSV / Excel / PDF export, scheduled email summaries, and a Stripe-fee deep-dive.
Result
The business now owns its platform, data, and payments end to end, on infrastructure it controls. Detailed performance metrics are being finalized and will be published here soon.