Optimize Intercity Bus Catering with Our Mobile-First OS Solution

Optimize Intercity Bus Catering with Our Mobile-First OS SolutionOptimize Intercity Bus Catering with Our Mobile-First OS Solution

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Muhammad Abu Bakr

• 2d

A mobile-first operations system for an intercity bus catering supplier managing daily departures across multiple routes. Features two billing modes (bundle and itemized), outbound stock loading, return reconciliation, and automatic profit separation between operations and management. Role-based access ensures staff see only operational screens while admin sees full cost and margin data. Live in daily use. Built on Next.js 14, Neon Postgres, Vercel — $0/month running cost.

Database Administration Software Architecture Software Development Next.js PostgreSQL Vercel

En Zuo

pro

• Jun 9

😊 💯 I’m excited to share that my Contra profile is now ranked in the top 10% of creatives with a score of 111 pts. 🎯

This milestone means a lot because it reflects the quality, consistency, and care I put into every project I work on. From building clean, scalable web platforms to creating smooth user experiences, my goal is always to help clients turn their ideas into reliable digital products. 💻✨

Let’s build something great together. 🌍🔥

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Mcnove Pineda

pro

• Jun 11

congratulations!

Nicola Toledo

• Jun 9

I started out as a full-stack web developer (Angular, back in the day), working alongside several startups early on. That's where I learned the job is bigger than writing code: founders need someone who helps shape the product, not just build it.

For about four years I moved into the Webflow world. And even there I wasn't just building websites: I used Wized and Xano to ship real web apps, and wrote JavaScript to add the interactivity those tools couldn't reach. That's also where I kept running into their limits.

So now I'm back to development, working the way I do best: a technical partner who helps founders structure their product and prioritize what to build, then builds it with them. Scalable web apps from the ground up, and migrations off Lovable, Bolt, and other no-code tools when they start hitting walls with scale, security, costs, or lock-in.

If that's where you are right now, let's connect. I'd genuinely love to hear what you're building.