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Dishplanner
Food planning platform that helped a company reduce food waste by collecting dish orders before purchasing.
Dishplanner was built for a company that wanted to prevent food waste. Employees could order dishes in advance so the chef knew what to buy before cooking, which made purchasing more predictable and reduced unnecessary waste.
Food waste prevention
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Employee dish ordering
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Chef purchase planning
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Next.js frontend
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Spring Boot backend
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MariaDB database
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Java application layer
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Business problem
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Dishplanner was built for a company that wanted to reduce food waste in its internal meal planning process.
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Without advance visibility into what people wanted to eat, the chef had to estimate demand and risk buying too much food.
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The project focused on turning that uncertainty into a clear pre-order workflow.
Platform flow
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Employees used the platform to order their dishes ahead of time.
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That gave the chef visibility into demand before shopping and preparation started.
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As a result, the company could plan purchases more accurately and throw away less food.
Technical delivery
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The product was built with Next.js on the frontend and Spring Boot, Java, and MariaDB on the backend.
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Dishplanner is a good example of software solving an everyday operational problem in a simple but high-impact way.
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It shows the value of building practical internal tools around a clear business need instead of unnecessary complexity.
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