Problem
Restaurants and food businesses need a clean digital platform to manage orders, menus, users and the operational workflows around them. Building that well means getting the foundations right first — the structure, the API surface and the data architecture that everything else depends on.
What I built
A food-delivery SaaS platform structured as a monorepo, with the core layers of a real product put in place and organized for growth.
- A monorepo platform structure spanning frontend and backend
- A web frontend and a backend API
- An authentication core
- A considered database architecture
- Planned admin / owner flows and mobile-ready UI direction
- A real deployment structure with documentation
Tech & tools
A Next.js frontend with a NestJS backend, Prisma over MariaDB, managed with pnpm in a monorepo and deployed via PM2, Nginx and Cloudflare on a VPS. The stack was selected to support a multi-surface SaaS product and to keep the codebase organized as it scales.
Result
This is a concept and architecture build framed as a foundation, not a finished product. It delivers a monorepo SaaS base — frontend, API, authentication core and database architecture — structured for future owner/admin dashboards and mobile flows. The value is in the groundwork: a clean, documented, deployment-ready foundation that a real food-delivery product can be built on top of.