Restaurants and bakeries want a way to sell what is left at the end of the day, while people want to find affordable food close by. Dailygood was conceived as a discounted food ordering platform that brings both needs together in one app.

What we built

  • Nearby venues: a discovery screen that lists restaurants and bakeries by location.
  • Discounted items: product cards that highlight each venue's daily deals.
  • Ordering flow: short, clear steps from choosing an item to completing the order.
  • Business panel: a management screen where restaurants and bakeries enter their daily items and quantities.
  • Map view: a discovery screen that shows nearby deals on a map.
  • Pickup: an order code and time window for collecting the order at the venue.

We combined e-commerce logic with mobile habits: an interface where deals can be scanned quickly, appetising imagery takes centre stage and an order is placed in a few taps. A fresh, lively colour palette also supports the app's idea of more sustainable consumption.

How we worked

We began Dailygood with a short discovery: together we pinned down the target user, the main flows and the scope of the first release. We then designed the flows and interface in Figma and tested them with a clickable prototype. Throughout development we shared working builds at regular intervals, and we prepared the app for release after testing it on real devices.

Technical foundation

We built the app for iOS and Android from a single Flutter codebase, using Swift and Kotlin where platform-specific needs arose. On the server side there is an API written in Node.js, with Firebase for push notifications and authentication. Design and prototypes were prepared in Figma.

Outcome

Dailygood became a mobile app that gives venues a practical way to sell end-of-day products and gives users an easy route to good food nearby at a better price.