This is such a great example of turning complex data into a visual experience. 🎾🔥
Love how the court becomes part of the analytics instead of just sitting in the background. Really impressive work!
When does a sports dashboard need the court to be more than a background?
In this case, we were designing Deuce a tennis analytics platform that needed to make complex match data feel immediate and spatial, not just numerical.
The brief was clear: analysts and coaches don't just...
What if your mobile app could talk directly to your ERP?
That’s what I’m building with Darakai.
Darakai is a food-delivery platform designed around a real business workflow—not just a UI prototype.
The interesting part?
🔗 Darakai can connect with SAP Business One.
The architecture is designed to connect:
📱 Customer App → Orders
🏪 Restaurant App → Menu & Operations
🚴 Driver App → Delivery
⚙️ Darakai API → Business Logic
🗄️ Database → Operational Data
🔵 SAP Business One → ERP & Business Operations
This opens the door to synchronizing things such as:
• Sales Orders
• Customers
• Products & Inventory
• Business data
• Reporting & analytics
• Order workflows
My experience with SAP Business One + SQL + APIs + .NET + Flutter allows me to work across both sides:
Modern product development ↔ Enterprise systems
That’s the kind of engineering I enjoy most—connecting different systems and turning them into one working product.
My goal with Darakai is to build the platform for a real food business first, then create the architecture needed to scale into a larger marketplace.
Build → Integrate → Scale.
If you're building a product that needs mobile apps, APIs, ERP integration, or a complete business platform, I'd love to connect.