Karenderia Mobile Important : mobile app requires Karenderia Multiple Restaurant version 1.1.4 Karenderia Mobile Notice to buyer : this is addon for Karenderia Multiple Restaurant System, you need to purchase KMRS for this pwa and android/iOS app to work. Karenderia Mobile App Multi-Restaurant is a solution that provides an app for managing food delivery from multiple restaurants in a single platform. It allows users to browse through different restaurants, place orders, and have them delivered. This type of app is often used by food delivery services or marketplaces that aggregate different restaurant listings into a single app. Karenderia Mobile Below, I'll describe the core features, tech stack, architecture, and provide a basic code structure to help you build a multi-restaurant food delivery app like Karenderia.

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Key Features for a Multi-Restaurant Food Delivery App

1. User Features (Customer Side)

1. Browse Restaurants:
   • List multiple restaurants based on location, cuisine, or other filters (e.g., rating, price range, delivery time).
   • Show restaurant-specific menus, images, prices, and ratings.
2. Restaurant Details:
   • View restaurant profile with contact details, opening hours, and user reviews.
   • Option to view daily specials or promotional offers.
3. Food Menu:
   • Categories and filters for sorting the menu (e.g., vegetarian, spicy, popular items).
   • Option to add items to cart, customize orders (e.g., extra cheese, no onions).
4. Search and Filtering:
   • Search functionality for finding dishes or restaurants.
   • Sort by rating, price, or delivery time.
5. Order Management:
   • Place orders with real-time tracking of order status.
   • Support for scheduled orders (ordering in advance).
6. Payment Gateway:
   • Support multiple payment methods (credit card, debit card, PayPal, COD, etc.).
   • Use a secure and reliable payment processor like Stripe, Razorpay, or PayPal.
7. Cart Management:
   • Add/remove items to the cart.
   • View the total amount, including taxes and delivery fees.
8. Order Tracking:
   • Real-time tracking of orders and delivery status (using Google Maps API or Firebase).
9. User Profile & History:
   • Allow users to register, log in, and manage their profiles.
   • Order history with the ability to repeat orders.
10. Ratings and Reviews:
    • Users can rate restaurants and dishes after ordering.
    • Option to write reviews and upload photos.
11. Push Notifications:
    • Notify users about order status updates, offers, and new restaurants.

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2. Restaurant Management (Vendor Side)

1. Restaurant Profile:
   • Manage restaurant details, including name, logo, location, and working hours.
2. Menu Management:
   • Add/edit/delete dishes, prices, and photos.
   • Set availability for dishes (e.g., in stock, out of stock).
3. Order Management:
   • View incoming orders and update their status (e.g., received, preparing, out for delivery).
   • Option to accept/reject orders.
4. Analytics & Reports:
   • View sales statistics, popular items, and customer ratings.
   • Track daily revenue and expenses.
5. Delivery Management:
   • Assign delivery drivers to orders.
   • Update delivery status and track progress.

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3. Admin Panel (For Platform Management)

1. Restaurant Management:
   • Add/edit/delete restaurants.
   • Approve or reject new restaurant registrations.
2. User Management:
   • Manage customer accounts and their order history.
3. Order Management:
   • View and track all orders across different restaurants.
   • Monitor restaurant performance.
4. Payment and Transaction Management:
   • Manage and track all transactions (including fees and commissions from restaurants).
5. Push Notifications:
   • Send promotional offers, discounts, or system-wide notifications.

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Tech Stack for Multi-Restaurant App

1. Front-End (Flutter)

• Flutter for building the mobile app (iOS and Android) using a single codebase.
• Dart for app programming.
• Provider, Riverpod, or Bloc for state management.

2. Back-End (Server-Side)

• Node.js with Express.js or Django/Flask for the server-side application.
• MongoDB or MySQL/PostgreSQL for the database (depending on whether you prefer a NoSQL or relational database).
• Firebase for authentication, real-time database, and notifications (Firebase Cloud Messaging).
• Google Maps API for restaurant location mapping and delivery tracking.

3. Payment Gateway

• Stripe, Razorpay, or PayPal for handling payments.

4. Push Notifications

• Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM) for sending notifications to users and vendors.
• OneSignal for easy integration of push notifications.

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App Structure: Flutter Code Example

Here’s how the basic structure of the app might look in Flutter. This is just a minimal representation of the key screens.

1. Main Entry Point