Maxxsol built Mi Mesa — a dual-integrated restaurant booking platform for the Colombian market — that became the primary reservation system for Medellín's Provenza gastronomic district. We delivered a real-time web dashboard for restaurant operations and a React Native mobile app for diners, eliminating manual booking errors and onboarding hundreds of restaurants across the city.
The problem
Restaurants in high-traffic urban districts like Medellín struggled with manual, error-prone booking systems, leading to overbooking and lost customer loyalty.
What we built
We developed a dual-integrated ecosystem: a powerful web-based dashboard for restaurant operations and a sleek mobile app for diners to discover and book tables instantly.
- Real-time table and reservation dashboard
- Localized restaurant discovery (Medellín focus)
- Automated diner notifications and confirmations
- Integrated Customer CRM for personalized service
The stack & why
Outcomes
Became the primary booking platform for the Provenza gastronomic district in Medellín, hundreds of restaurants onboarded, manual reservation errors eliminated, and customer loyalty measurably improved.
What we learned
The previous team had spent three years building native iOS and Android apps separately — when Kevin came to us, we recommended scrapping both and rebuilding in React Native, cutting future maintenance cost in half while shipping significantly faster. The most painful decision was the payment gateway: the Colombian payment provider we had access to had unreliable APIs and sparse documentation, and it took a full extra month of integration work before transactions were stable enough to go live. What surprised me most wasn't the engineering — it was the market. Colombia has an extraordinary food culture, yet no credible reservation platform existed. Kevin understood that gap before anyone else did, and that clarity of vision is exactly what makes an MVP worth building right.
This project demonstrates
MVP Development