Luxyco

Problem

Professional carpet-care businesses need much more than simple order tracking. Customers, orders, individual carpet pieces, pricing, production status, deliveries, printing, staff permissions and business data all belong to the same operational workflow. I wanted to build one system that could handle that daily work without forcing employees to switch between disconnected tools.

Key features

Technical approach

I rebuilt the application from scratch with React 19, TypeScript and TanStack Query on the frontend, and NestJS, Prisma and MySQL on the backend. Redis is used for caching, while Docker supports the development and deployment environment. The frontend follows a reusable component structure so the same codebase can be adapted for different companies, while roles and permissions determine which parts of the application each account can access. Phase 1 focused on making the complete everyday operational workflow usable in production, including customers, orders, products, printing and scanning.

What I’d improve

The application is still actively evolving. Phase 2 focuses on business metrics, financial insights and employee management, including revenue over custom periods, order and carpet status statistics, vacation and sick-day tracking and related operational data. Phase 3 is planned around demand forecasting, using historical orders together with factors such as seasonality, holidays and weather to estimate future workload.