RePlate lite

RePlate Lite instantly connects food providers, such as restaurants and canteens, with nearby NGOs through a seamless, low-friction mobile framework. The platform addresses both chronic food insecurity and food waste by allowing restaurants to upload surplus inventory to a live proximity feed. NGOs can then claim the food and secure pickup routing, ensuring the surplus reaches vulnerable communities and bypasses landfills entirely.

Our group, is a two-person team of high school students. We have strong collective experience in rapid prototyping, UI/UX design, and frontend development—specifically using React and Tailwind CSS. For RePlate Lite, we did not use any pre-made templates, starter kits, or external art assets. The project was built from the ground up using standard frameworks (Next.js, Tailwind) and backend services (Firebase/Supabase) to handle our database and authentication.

We are a two-person development team with a solid background in frontend creation, glassmorphic UI design, and full-stack execution. We built RePlate Lite entirely from scratch during the hackathon. We didn't rely on any third-party starter kits, music, or art. We strictly utilized Next.js and Tailwind CSS for the interface, and integrated Firebase/Supabase for our real-time backend infrastructure.