Fuska · 2026.05.20
A food-ordering platform on a stack we own
Our multi-restaurant ordering platform, moved off a no-code host onto a Next.js + Neon stack — web, mobile, payments, and live order tracking.
- Next.js
- Neon Postgres
- Stripe
- React Native (Expo)
- TypeScript
Situation
Ordering started on a no-code host (Base44). It proved the idea, but we did not own the data or the checkout, and we kept hitting the limits of a hosted builder.
Constraint
Own the full stack without making restaurant staff 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.
Status
The platform, data, and payments now run end to end on infrastructure we control. Fuska is preparing for its public launch.