Phishfrei - A whitelabled SaaS for phishing simulation and training

A client and friend of mine approached me about a basic ecommerce app for small businesses to order from their fresh produce supplier. He told me a large part of the buyers are older and not tech-savvy, so the app needed to be simple and easy to use. Initially I planned to use a PWA for it but the client insisted on native apps so I went with React Native. The app is a simple catalog of products, with a shopping cart and checkout. The backend uses the clients ERP system to manage orders and inventory. The app is currently in beta testing and will be released soon.

Technologies

Expo
React Native
TypeScript
Supabase for user authentication and backend

Beta

The app is currently in beta testing and is evaluated by the client and a few selected users. The feedback has been positive so far and the app will be released soon to all clients of the fresh produce supplier.

Future Plans

Order management for the client
More advanced product catalog features
Notifications and reminders for clients

Conclusion

This was the first time I used React Native for a client project and I am very happy with the result. Developing for mobile needs a little bit of a mindset change but overall after getting to know the basic tools of expo developing and debugging it is very similar to developing for the web. I am excited to see how the app will be received by the clients and how it will evolve in the future.