Case study · 90’s Nest Café
menu → orders → billing → dashboard
Menu / Order
90’s Nest Café · Rush-hour ops
Waiter Tablet
90’s Nest Café looks calm… until 7:30 PM hits.
That’s when:
They didn’t need “more hustle.”
They needed one system that keeps everyone in sync.
Kitchen / KDS
During busy hours, cafés don’t fail because the food is bad.
They fail because the process gets messy.
Here’s what “messy” looked like:
Basically:too many small gaps → big rush-hour stress
Menu / Order
No fancy buzzwords. Just: serve faster, miss less, know more.
No fancy buzzwords. Just:: serve faster, miss less, know more
Billing / POS
A connected system that feels like one product — not random tools taped together:
A clean menu that’s easy to manage—updates don’t feel like a “developer task.”
A dedicated screen for the kitchen that shows orders clearly, in the right priority.
A simple flow to take orders and close billing without double-work.
So owners can control menu items, prices, and daily operations without calling anyone.
A single place to check daily and weekly performance—without spreadsheets and guessing.
Admin Panel
Here’s the flow in one breath:
Menu → Order placed → Kitchen sees it → Order served → Billing done → Dashboard updates.
What this removes:
It’s not “more tech.
It’s less chaos.
Ops Dashboard
We kept the system focused on what matters during real café pressure:
What improved right away
Menu / Order
Waiter Tablet
Kitchen / KDS
90’s Nest Café · Rush-hour ops
90’s Nest Café looks calm… until 7:30 PM hits.
That’s when:
They didn’t need “more hustle.”
They needed one system that keeps everyone in sync.
During busy hours, cafés don’t fail because the food is bad.
They fail because the process gets messy.
Here’s what “messy” looked like:
Basically:too many small gaps → big rush-hour stress
No fancy buzzwords. Just: serve faster, miss less, know more.
No fancy buzzwords. Just:: serve faster, miss less, know more
A connected system that feels like one product — not random tools taped together:
A clean menu that’s easy to manage—updates don’t feel like a “developer task.”
A dedicated screen for the kitchen that shows orders clearly, in the right priority.
A simple flow to take orders and close billing without double-work.
So owners can control menu items, prices, and daily operations without calling anyone.
A single place to check daily and weekly performance—without spreadsheets and guessing.
Here’s the flow in one breath:
Menu → Order placed → Kitchen sees it → Order served → Billing done → Dashboard updates.
What this removes:
It’s not “more tech.
It’s less chaos.
We kept the system focused on what matters during real café pressure:
What improved right away
BUILD & DEPLOYMENT
Build
Next.js
Node.js
Socket.IO
PostgreSQL
Prisma
TailwindCSS
Deployment
VPS
Nginx
Git
GitHub