Tuam — Restaurant Ordering & Delivery
A white-label platform that lets restaurants launch branded ordering and delivery apps in days — customer app and rider app, both built solo.
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The problem
Restaurants wanted their own branded ordering experience without building their own tech. Tuam needed one codebase that could ship many branded apps, plus reliable last-mile delivery.
Home — categories, featured restaurants, and search.
The customer app
Every restaurant gets its own branded storefront on one codebase: onboarding and social auth, a home screen with categories and featured items, and full menu browsing — colors, logo, and content all driven by configuration.
Item detail with options and customization.
Menu to checkout
Item customization, cart, and checkout with integrated payments, then real-time status all the way to the doorstep — the conversion path built from reusable components that hold up across every branded variant.
Rider dashboard — today's totals and pending deliveries with routes.
The rider app
The platform's second app runs the last mile: riders sign in under their branch, see today's orders and kilometers at a glance, and work a queue of pending deliveries with route views and cash-on-delivery details — engineered to keep working in low-connectivity areas.
One design system, many brands
White-label isn't a paint job. A defined token system — palette, tints, and a full Noto Sans type ramp — flows through every screen of both apps, so launching a new restaurant brand means changing configuration, not code.
Impact
- Restaurants launch fully branded apps in days instead of months.
- One shared codebase powers every branded variant — no forks, no duplication.
- Smooth ordering with real-time updates for customers; reliable workflows for riders.
- Two production apps delivered end-to-end, solo.