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Author: Mesha Vegas <meshavegas@gmail.com>

Date: Jun 2026 → now

project · real

feat(glyph): Glyph — print marketplace (Yaoundé)

A marketplace connecting customers, print shops and designers: custom print orders, tracking and delivery. Go backend, Expo app, Next.js admin console.

#marketplace#golang#mobile#mobile-money#clean-architecture

$ git diff --stat package.json

+ Go+ MongoDB+ Redis+ React Native+ Expo SDK 56+ Next.js 15+ TanStack Query+ Docker+ Mobile Money

9 technologies used

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Result · impact

  • The full customer → designer → print shop → delivery chain in a single product
  • Prices computed from tariff grids instead of a negotiated quote per order
  • A working back office for dispute arbitration and workshop management

$ cat README.md

Context

In Yaoundé, ordering custom printing (business cards, posters, apparel, labels) means WhatsApp back-and-forth between customer, designer and print shop, with no tracking and no firm price. Glyph turns that chain into a marketplace.

What I did

Built all three pieces, from design to production:

  • Go backend in a layered architecture (domain / repository / service / handlers): JWT auth, product catalogue, custom designs, orders, payments, geolocated delivery and notifications. MongoDB, Redis and S3-compatible storage.
  • Mobile app (Expo SDK 56, React Native, New Architecture): product customisation, cart, ordering and tracking.
  • Admin console (Next.js 15, React 19, TanStack Query): dashboard, orders, partner workshops, catalogue and price grids, disputes, users.

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