SaaS platformCamping & caravan parks
HolidayPitches
Booking and park-management software for UK campsites and caravan parks, free to install and funded by a small commission on bookings.
Case study holidaypitches.com
SaaS platformEvents & street food2025–2026
Eventifood
A multi-tenant ordering platform for street food traders and event caterers, with per-trader subdomains, live kitchen boards and four payment providers.
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The brief
What we were asked for
Street food traders at events lose money to queues. The brief was a platform where a customer scans a code, orders from their phone, and the trader works a screen instead of shouting across a hatch — sold as a product to hundreds of independent traders rather than built once for one business.
The challenge
What made it difficult
The constraints that shaped every decision after them.
- Every trader needed their own branded storefront, menu and payment account — but on one codebase we could deploy in seconds.
- Events happen where signal is poor, so the ordering flow had to be light and tolerant of bad connections.
- Traders are not technical. Onboarding had to take minutes, with no jargon and no support call.
- Money had to reach the trader directly, not sit in a pooled account waiting to be distributed.
What we built
How we solved it
The decisions that mattered, and why we made them.
01
Multi-tenant from the first commit
Middleware resolves the incoming host to a tenant, so every trader gets NAME.eventifood.com automatically and can point their own domain at the platform. Custom domains are provisioned programmatically against the hosting API, certificates and all.
02
Four payment routes, one checkout
Stripe Connect for card payments with direct payout to the trader, plus PayPal, GoCardless and SumUp, and a manual override for cash at the hatch — all reconciled through the same order record.
03
A live kitchen board
Orders arrive on a screen in the van, ordered by promised time, with audible alerts and one-tap status changes. No printer, no paper, no shouting.
04
A seller back office that owners actually use
Menu builder with option groups and pricing, opening hours, event scheduling, reporting and end-of-day summaries by email — all designed for a phone in one hand.
The outcome
Where it got to
- Traders onboard themselves and are taking orders on their own subdomain the same day.
- The same platform architecture has since been forked into three further verticals.
- Payments settle directly to each trader, removing us from the money flow entirely.
Built with
Technology stack
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Django REST Framework
- PostgreSQL
- Stripe Connect
- Docker
- Railway
Services used
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