Yemeklee
yemeklee.comYemeklee is one of our own products, a multi-tenant restaurant ordering and management platform we are building from scratch. Each restaurant gets its own dashboard, menu management, and order processing, and real-time order updates over WebSockets keep customers and kitchen staff in sync. It is currently in active development.
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How We Built It
The Challenge
Building a multi-tenant restaurant system required isolating data per restaurant while sharing infrastructure. Real-time order updates needed to flow instantly from customer to kitchen. Complex menu configurations with options, modifiers, and combos added significant business logic complexity.
Our Solution
We designed a tenant-based database structure that isolates restaurant data while sharing the application layer. An order state machine manages the lifecycle from placement to completion. WebSocket notifications provide real-time updates to both restaurant staff and customers. POS and payment integration ties together the full ordering workflow.
Results
- •Faster restaurant operations with real-time updates
- •Fewer order errors through digital workflows
- •Scalable multi-tenant architecture
- •Streamlined menu management for restaurants
Tech Stack
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Features
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