hibnus homes

Real hardware on a truck: a kiosk, two card reader models, kitchen printers and a phone hotspot.

The kiosk's old built-in browser silently dropped the whole color palette. I found it on the device and fixed it.

A kiosk app in 4 languages, phone ordering by QR code, card and cash, tips, kitchen printing, and a portal for owners.

• Next.js
• NestJS
• Capacitor
• Stripe Terminal

26 days from first commit to production. Then about 60 days to the full product: online ordering, payouts, refunds and sales emails. Now taking real orders: 50+ per merchant.

Google Business, reviews, a phone line and payments, all in 14 days.

Every feature talked to a different outside service.

Contractor profiles synced with Google, lead and job tracking, missed-call follow-ups, Lopay payments and an admin dashboard.

• React
• Supabase
• Lopay API
• Google Business Profile API

14 days to a working MVP. Then we kept going: the full product is still growing with the team.

Demo data

Phone-OTP login, a 5-step listing wizard with draft auto-save, a verified catalog with filters, and an ops console for moderation.

• Next.js 15
• NestJS
• PostgreSQL
• Capacitor

Finding a reliable electrician or plumber in an Indian town means asking friends and hoping someone picks up.

Hibnus Find puts ID-verified local workers in one place, and you pay cash once the job is done.

• My own product
• Local services

Three apps in one: customers book, workers run their jobs, admins check IDs. And a worker must never be double-booked, even when two people tap at the same time.

Phone sign-in, booking from a worker's real hours, job status tracking, worker setup with ID checks, and a 13-screen admin portal. 66 screens from one Next.js codebase.

• Next.js 16
• NestJS 11
• Prisma
• PostgreSQL