A multi-tenant restaurant platform: an installable POS on the floor, a kitchen display that updates as orders change, and a NestJS backend holding the order state machine behind both.
A restaurant floor is the hardest place to run a web application: the connection drops, the same order is touched by four people, and nobody has time to reload. The platform is built for that — the POS is an installable web app with an offline queue, the floor plan and kitchen display stay in sync over websockets with a Redis adapter, and an order moves through an explicit state machine rather than through whichever screen wrote last. Tenancy is row-scoped on PostgreSQL, so one deployment serves several restaurants and their branches. An Android wrapper puts the same application on a tablet.
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