A live order queue with one-tap status updates, a bilingual menu with prices and customisations, and revenue, best sellers and peak hours.
Open as University Café →Built for Egyptian university food courts
Skip thefood-courtqueue.
Students order from campus cafés on their phones and pay by wallet or cash. Vendors run the kitchen from one live screen. The university sees every order, complaint and trend.
Live demo · no sign-up needed
LiveEUI · Food court
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Demo kitchen. Tickets move as the vendor works.
The student app
Order before the lecture ends. Pick it up on the way out.
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Find
Every open vendor on campus, what students order most today, and what it costs.
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Order
Add extras, pick a quantity, and pay from your CampusBites wallet or in cash at the counter.
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Track
Your order moves from placed to confirmed to ready, live, as the kitchen works.
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Pick up
A notification tells you it is ready. Walk to the counter, no queue between lectures.
At the counter
Vendors run the kitchen from a phone too.
The vendor app keeps the live queue in one hand: tap to confirm or mark ready, edit the menu with photos and extras, and check sales by day, week or month.
Three dashboards
Everyone on campus gets the screen they need.
Every vendor and order on campus, vendor approval and suspension, student complaints, and food-trend analytics with filters.
Open as campus admin →All universities on the platform, platform revenue and health, and onboarding new staff with one-time sign-up codes.
Open as super admin →Try it
A demo campus, running in your browser.
Egypt University of Informatics with three vendors and three months of orders, generated by the project’s own seed script. Sign in as any role with one click. Anything you change stays in this browser, and you can reset it.
- vendors
- orders
- menu items
- students
How it’s built
Next.js 15 and TypeScript on Appwrite for auth, database and realtime. Recharts for analytics, Tailwind for UI, full English and Arabic with right-to-left layout. The public demo swaps Appwrite for an in-browser copy of the same API, so it runs without a backend.
Source on GitHub