Coffict: mobile coffee ordering and loyalty
A React Native product combining order-ahead, loyalty cards and local cafe campaigns, alongside a Next.js web presence.

The product problem
Coffict connects coffee drinkers with local cafes. Ordering ahead, earning loyalty rewards and discovering campaigns belong to one customer journey, but each has a different interaction: selecting an order, returning to a loyalty card and finding a relevant offer. The mobile product brings those tasks into one place.
The delivered scope
Coffict brings together a coffee ordering and loyalty app with Gel-Al order-ahead, rewards through loyalty cards and local campaigns. React Native is the mobile technology and Next.js is part of the web stack.
Designing around repeat use
The product illustrates why mobile design needs to start with the task a person returns to. An ordering flow and a loyalty flow are related, but they should not require the user to rediscover the whole product each time. For a similar build, discovery should define those core journeys before screens, integrations and release scope are estimated.
What shipped
A React Native coffee product combining order-ahead, loyalty rewards and cafe campaigns, with Next.js in the web stack.
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