Scenarios and client names in this case study are constructed to illustrate our working patterns. The approach, stack, and outputs are accurate representations of services we deliver.
Brief
A B2B agricultural commodities marketplace that had been running 5 years on legacy PHP. Each new feature required 2 weeks to deploy and 3 weeks of bug fixes. A major refactor was needed without stopping the daily transactions worth billions of rupiah.
Approach
01
Strangler fig pattern
No big-bang cutover. Each module was rewritten in Next.js and lived alongside the old PHP until ready to migrate.
02
Native logistics integration
Farmers no longer needed WhatsApp pings for shipping — all in dashboard.
03
Mobile-first dashboard
Many buyers operate from traditional markets on phones. Dashboard designed small-screen first.
Outcomes
1,200+
active farmers
340
HoReCa buyers
$190K/month
GMV (Q1 2026)
12×
faster page load after refactor
Product Showcase
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Refactoring a live system is like heart surgery on a patient mid-marathon. The strangler fig pattern saved us — and saved the client from downtime that would have killed their trust.