EngineeringAugust 05, 202610 min read

Case Study: Shipping a Hyperlocal Delivery Platform in 12 Weeks

Launching a hyperlocal delivery business is a logistical nightmare. You need to coordinate customers, vendors, and riders in real-time, matching coordinates with sub-second accuracy. When GalliBite approached us, they needed this entire ecosystem built from scratch in three months.

The Challenge

We had to build three separate client interfaces alongside a centralized dispatch control room and robust database cluster:

  • Customer App: Fluid menu browsing and live rider tracking.
  • Rider App: Instant dispatch alerts and map route overlays.
  • Vendor Portal: Order updates and inventory logs.
"The biggest mistake is building three separate monolithic apps. We engineered a unified codebase sharing TypeScript types, allowing us to ship high-speed updates with confidence."

Our Solution

By leveraging Next.js, Supabase, and real-time database channels, we established live coordinates links with minimal latency. Our sprint-based engineering framework enabled us to launch the MVP on schedule in 12 weeks, powering daily active dispatches with zero platform failures.

Written by the Kinetic Flow AI Team
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