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Built for coffee enthusiasts by a coffee enthusiast, petakopi.my is the ultimate guide to uncovering the best, fresh brews in your vicinity. Developed with a robust combination of Ruby on Rails and PostgreSQL, our platform is optimized for functionality, intuitiveness, and a seamless user experience.
petakopi.my shines the spotlight on an array of local coffee shops. Whether you're new to town, on a business trip, or simply want to try somewhere different, petakopi.my makes it effortless to find your next coffee destination. Our detailed maps and location services bring nearby coffee shops right to your screen, so you're never far away from your next caffeine fix.
We understand the charm of the local coffee scene. That's why we're helping small coffee shops get discovered by passionate coffee lovers like you. Our check-in and favorites feature allows you to keep track of your coffee journey, bookmarking your favorite spots and sharing them with your social circles.
Best of all, petakopi.my is entirely mobile-friendly, making it easy for you to explore coffee shops on the go. Whether you're on your phone or tablet, the perfect cup of coffee is just a few taps away.
We're always brewing up new features to enhance your experience. As a solo developer endeavor, updates may take time, but rest assured, we're committed to making petakopi.my even better. We believe that great things take time, just like a good brew.
At present, petakopi.my operates without a distinct business model, focusing solely on uniting coffee lovers with their perfect brew. But the future holds countless possibilities.
Discover, sip, savor, and connect with petakopi.my - your local guide to the world of coffee.
Source code is available at https://github.com/petakopi/petakopi.my
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