A Localized Food Ordering Application Using Spring Boot and React

A Localized Food Ordering Application Using Spring Boot and React

1Abhishek Kanti, 2Yogesh Gangji, 3Aniket Hiraskar, 4Onkar Jilla,5Virendra Pogul,6Anand Shimpi

1,2,3,4,5Students, Department Of Computer Science and Engineering, Brahmdevdada Mane Institute of Technology Solapur, Maharashtra, India.

6Professor, Department Of Computer Science and Engineering, Brahmdevdada Mane Institute of Technology Solapur, Maharashtra, India.

Abstract

The design and development of a geolocation-based web platform that links consumers with local household vendors selling freshly made, home-cooked meals is presented in this paper. Targeting professionals, students, and establishments such as schools and hostels, the system allows customers to order lunches and tiffins from cooks within a 2- to 5-kilometer radius. The platform was developed with a React frontend and a Java Spring Boot backend. It has a contemporary user interface, modular scalability, and key features like order management, vendor dashboards, real-time listings, and user authentication. The app uses proximity-based logic to provide localized service delivery and highlights a simple, elegant design that captures the coziness and confidence of home-cooked meals. The platform exemplifies how lightweight technologies can power community-based food networks while promoting micro-entrepreneurship and healthy eating. The system architecture, key components, and wider societal effects of facilitating hyperlocal, tech-driven food distribution are described in this paper.

Keywords: Home-cooked meals, hyperlocal food delivery, geolocation services, Spring Boot, ReactJS