Places with a story
Provinces, communities, businesses, hotels, and seasonal moments — searchable and map-aware.
- Map · DISCOVERY
Selected ProjectsTastesiam
Tastesiam
Full-stack platform
The Overview
Local Thai flavor should be findable not buried.
Tastesiam connects travelers to communities, businesses, and heritage food — with operator tools for the people who run those places.
Tourism discovery with real operator tooling
A bilingual-capable (and beyond) platform where travelers explore — and communities / businesses actually manage what travelers see.
Details
Tourism discovery with real operator tooling. A bilingual-capable (and beyond) platform where travelers explore — and communities / businesses actually manage what travelers see.
Owners get a real console
Dashboards for community and business operators, plus admin curation — not a fake CMS screenshot.
- Ops · MULTI-ROLE
Auth, media, and catalog
A Bun-friendly API layer with auth flows, structured content, and room for commerce / review features.
- API · MODERN BACKEND
Thailand’s local food culture, as a product
Tastesiam is a tourism and heritage-food discovery platform. Travelers explore communities and local businesses; operators get tools to present themselves properly instead of disappearing into generic directories.
The fun part of the product is cultural: festivals, regional flavor, place storytelling. The serious part is operational: roles, approvals, listings, and multilingual UX.
Two sides of the same marketplace
Travelers need trust and orientation — maps, language, and detail pages that feel curated.
Community owners, business owners, and managers need a console that doesn’t feel like punishment. If the operator UX fails, the public catalog dies of neglect.
Content, roles, and languages in one loop
Platforms like this fail when they treat “content” as static pages. Tastesiam leans into structured entities — communities, businesses, hotels, goods — and permissions around who can change what.
Multilingual routing and copy aren’t a checkbox either. They’re part of the product promise for international travelers browsing Thai places.
- Public discovery with map-centric browsing
- Role-based management portals
- Auth patterns suitable for consumers and operators
- API + web monorepo workflow for fast iteration
Taste + systems thinking
I like this project because it balances brand-feeling frontend work with the unglamorous backbone that makes a marketplace real.
It’s also a clean conversation piece for clients: “we need discovery + owner tools + languages” is a sentence almost every tourism product eventually says out loud.
Stack
- React
- Vite
- Elysia
- Prisma
- MySQL
- Bun
- i18next
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