mori, flowers booked. mori: my partner's real handmade-bouquet studio in guiguinto, bulacan. every order used to be settled by hand in messenger. now customers pick a bouquet and a real 30-minute slot, see the actual lalamove delivery fee, pay by gcash, and they're booked without a single reply from the owner. "hm po?" "available pa po sa saturday?" "magkano po delivery sa malolos?"

if you've ever bought from a small shop in the philippines, you know this thread. mori's orders used to live in it.

not a made-up business mori is my partner's handmade-bouquet studio in poblacion, guiguinto, bulacan: one person making every bouquet by hand while studying business management. i know how her orders really happen, so instead of inventing a business for the brief, i rebuilt mori end to end: what the customer sees on their phone, and what the owner no longer has to do.

archetype: booking-based. the "appointment" is a 30-minute delivery or pickup slot, sized to what one pair of hands can actually make.

the customer's side

pick a bouquet from the collection. fixed prices, nothing to ask.

pick a day and a 30-minute window between 8am and 6pm. only open times show: 5 slots a day, plus 2 rush slots for tomorrow at +9%, sold until 6pm today. booking opens up to 90 days ahead.

pick up at the studio (free), or get it delivered: type your city, paste your google maps pin, and see the real lalamove fare plus a small handling fee. delivery covers metro manila and central luzon.

pay with a gcash / qr ph code while your slot is held for 5 minutes. if someone else takes that time first, mori says so right away and offers the nearest open times. nothing you typed is lost.

a wax seal, drawn entirely in code, presses onto your order: you're booked. a tracking page then follows the order, from paid to preparing, out for delivery (with the rider's live link) and delivered.

the owner's side

a telegram ping the moment an order is paid, and a 7am digest of today and tomorrow

a phone-first studio with four tabs: orders (with bouquet photos), calendar (close a day, open more slots), bouquets (add new ones, edit prices and photos) and settings

the lalamove rider is booked from the order screen

payments confirm themselves, slots count themselves, delivery fees calculate themselves

under the hood (for readers outside the philippines)

paymongo is a philippine payment gateway (think stripe for the ph). mori asks it for a one-time qr ph code that people pay with gcash, the country's most-used e-wallet, or any bank app. paymongo notifies mori, mori double-checks the payment, and the booking confirms itself.

lalamove is the on-demand motorbike courier that small sellers here use for same-day delivery. mori asks lalamove's api for a quote from the studio to the customer's pin.

google maps links shared from the phone app arrive with extra text and short links. mori finds the pin either way and checks it sits inside the city the customer chose.

each 30-minute slot is locked in the database while someone pays, so two people can never book the same time.

scheduled jobs release unpaid holds, keep lalamove statuses in sync and send the morning digest.

built in lovable, with every floral graphic drawn in code.

honest status everything above works end to end today in test mode: paymongo test keys and the lalamove sandbox. going live is a switch, not a rebuild: verify both business accounts and swap in the live keys.

try it moricreate.lovable.app → book a bouquet → on the pay screen, tap "confirm payment" (test mode). the qr shown is a real paymongo test code, so please don't pay it with your actual gcash. the owner studio is private, and you can see it in the walkthrough video.

why it looks like this her customers find her on facebook and messenger, on their phones. so mori is mobile-first and quiet: ivory and charcoal, a serif "mori", bouquet photos first, and a few floral details (a bloom on the time you pick, a ribbon on your choice, a wax seal when you're booked) so booking feels a little like receiving a gift.

thank you Lovable for making mori a lot more lovable for the people who actually order from her. 🌸 #lovablechallenge