ECP Food — FoodFlow
Complete documentation of the 4 product cycle phases — from strategic context to operations.
In 5 years, FoodFlow will be the reference platform for those seeking gastronomic delivery experiences in São Paulo and Brazil's major capitals — recognized for impeccable curation of artisan restaurants, a discovery experience that delights, and an integrated payment ecosystem that makes ordering food as pleasurable as eating it.
We will be the bridge between restaurants that care about quality and consumers who value what they eat.
MVP Target: 630 orders/week (90/day). Year 1 Target: 6,300 orders/week (900/day).
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Phase Summaries
Definition of the strategic objective: “Validate that FoodFlow delivers a premium food delivery experience that consumers prefer over incumbents and that artisan restaurants adopt as their main channel in São Paulo”, with 4 measurable Key Results. Competitive analysis of 4 competitors (iFood, Rappi, 99food, Keeta) revealed a gap in premium UX and curation.
13 opportunities prioritized across 4 KRs. 14 hypotheses across 5 themes (Discovery, Checkout, Repurchase, Trust, Supply-side). Backlog with 7 epics, 19 features and 51 user stories with acceptance criteria in BDD/Gherkin. 4 Cagan risks assessed.
DDD architecture with 6 bounded contexts (Identity, Catalog, Ordering, Payment, Delivery, Admin). Stack: Fastify 5.x + SQLite3 + React 18 + Vite + CSS Modules. API with 11 modules and 48 endpoints. 12 tables in DB. QA with quality score 82, 142 test cases and 6 bugs identified.
Deploy strategy with PM2 + Nginx + Let’s Encrypt SSL on VPS. GMUD-FOODFLOW-001 for initial deploy at food.ecportilho.com. 5 SLOs (availability 99.5%, P95 latency 200ms catalog, 2s payment, error rate <0.5%, SSE <2s). DORA metrics with MVP targets.