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BiteRush Food Delivery App

A food-delivery app for a restaurant brand: customers browse the menu by course, build a cart, check out and follow their courier on a live map. The courier takes card or cash at the door; nothing is charged in the app.

  • 40 screens
  • iOS & Android
  • Needs Supabase
  • Updated Nov 4, 2026
  • Verified release
  • 6 copies made

Free to copy · Full source · No credit card

Screens

6 screens from the working app.

What’s inside

  1. Menu by course with photos, options, ratings and search
  2. Cart with a free-delivery meter, tips and delivery address
  3. Checkout with card or cash at the door, nothing charged in the app
  4. Live order tracking with the courier on a map
  5. Order history, reorder, reviews with photos and cancellation
  6. Supabase accounts, orders and reviews, with sample data until connected

About this template

Overview

BiteRush is a React Native food-delivery app for a restaurant or kitchen brand that delivers its own menu. Customers browse dishes by course, open a dish to pick options and add a note, build a cart, check out to a saved address and follow their courier on a live map.

It opens on sample data, so every screen works the moment you fork it: a menu of 21 dishes, an order on its way, past orders, two addresses and a cart a few dollars short of free delivery. Connect your Supabase project under Server and the same screens read your menu, orders and reviews.

Key features

  • Menu by course — Street food, noodles, plates, bakery and coffee, each dish with its own photo, rating, options and a quick add.

  • Dish pages — A full-bleed photo, portion and extras, a kitchen note and one bar with the quantity and the price.

  • Cart and checkout — A free-delivery meter, tip chips, the delivery address on a map and a review step before the order is placed.

  • Card or cash at the door — Customers choose how they settle with the courier; nothing is charged in the app, so there is no card form to secure.

  • Live tracking — The courier, the kitchen and the door on a map with an ETA and the order's four stages.

  • Orders and reviews — Active orders above a history by month, one-tap reorder, reviews with up to three photos and cancellation.

  • Account — Profile, saved addresses, card or cash choice, notification settings, password, help centre and a support chat.

Screens included

Welcome and account

  • Onboarding

  • Welcome

  • Log in

  • Create account

  • Choose a password

  • Reset password

Browse

  • Home

  • Menu

  • Category

  • Dish

  • Search

  • Filter

  • Popular right now

  • Picked for you

  • Offer

  • Saved

Order

  • Cart

  • Checkout

  • Review order

  • Order placed

  • Tracking

  • Orders

  • Order details

  • Leave a review

  • Cancel order

Account and help

  • Account

  • Edit profile

  • Addresses

  • Add or edit an address

  • Card or cash

  • Notifications

  • Notification settings

  • Password

  • Settings

  • Help centre

  • Contact us

  • About

  • Terms of use

  • Privacy policy

Built with

  • Framework — React Native and Expo SDK 57 on the FluxNative base 13 kernel: native iOS and Android, Liquid Glass chrome on iOS.

  • Backend — Supabase for accounts, menu, orders, tips, the card or cash choice and review photos; a migration ships in the supabase folder.

  • Sample mode — With no backend connected, every service answers from realistic sample data kept on the device.

  • Settling up — Card or cash on delivery; no card processor is connected and nothing is charged in the app.

Good fit for

  • Restaurants and kitchens delivering their own menu

  • Cafés and bakeries taking orders for delivery

  • Food brands replacing a menu website with a mobile ordering app

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What you get

  • Full source — Expo and React Native in TypeScript, as an app in your workspace.
  • Live preview — try every change in your browser or on your phone.
  • Verified release — it compiles and every screen opens without errors.
  • AI assistant — change anything by chat; each change uses credits.
  • Builds and store upload — iOS and Android builds, sent to the App Store and Google Play from Publish.
  • No credits to copy — the copy itself costs none.

Made with an earlier version of FluxNative. Your copy works as it is; ask the agent to update it for app languages, currencies and About links.

What you need

  • A FluxNative account — the Free plan holds up to 2 apps.
  • Your own Supabase — for your data; until then the app runs on sample data.
  • Creator or higher — for native builds and store upload.
  • Store accounts — Apple Developer Program (US$99 a year) and Google Play (US$25 once), to publish.

What’s in the source

screens
40
files in your copy
395
lines written for this app
6,391
ready-made UI components
142

App text in English and Vietnamese

Tech stack

Expo SDK
57.0.22
React Native
0.86.3
React
19.2.8
TypeScript
6.0.3
Expo Router
57.0.21
Supabase JS
2.112.0

From this release’s package.json.

Design system

Headings
Plus Jakarta Sans
Body
System font
  • Light and dark mode
  • Liquid glass
  • Capsule buttons
  • Media cards

Set up after you fork

Your copy opens with the AI assistant that built it. Do the steps in order: connect what a step asks for under Server, then send each prompt.

  1. Connect your Supabase project

    Add your Supabase project URL and access token under Server › Backend › Supabase first. Until then BiteRush runs on a sample menu and orders kept on the device.

    Prompt for the AI

    Supabase is connected under Server. Create the tables this app reads (menu categories, products and their options, cart items, orders and order items, addresses, profiles, notifications and reviews) with row-level security so each customer sees only their own rows, add the delete_own_account function, apply the migration in supabase/migrations with its review-photos bucket, write the public values into .env, and check that the menu, cart, checkout and order tracking work on my project.

  2. Load your menu

    Prepare your menu with courses, dishes, options, prices and photos. Attach it as a spreadsheet and the photos to the message.

    Prompt for the AI

    Use the attached menu and dish photos: load the courses, dishes, options and prices into my Supabase project with each dish's photo. Set the delivery fee to [your delivery fee], free delivery from [your free-delivery amount] and tax to [your tax rate].

  3. Set your app icon

    Make an AI logo or upload your own icon in App settings. The launcher icon, splash screen and store listing all use it.

    Prompt for the AI

    I set a new app icon in App settings. Match the splash screen background and the Android icon background to its edge colour, so the icon sits on one continuous colour.

  4. Write your copy and legal pages

    Prepare your restaurant's wording, delivery area, support contact, privacy policy and terms. The app has its own Privacy and Terms screens with sample text to replace before you publish.

    Prompt for the AI

    Replace the sample restaurant wording with mine: [your copy]. Say where you deliver: [your delivery area]. Put my privacy policy and terms into the app's Privacy and Terms screens: [your privacy policy and terms], and set the help and support contact to [your support email or phone].

  5. Check and publish a build

    Order a dish, follow it on the map, review it and reorder on a phone, then build for the stores from Publish.

    Prompt for the AI

    Run a final check of every screen in light and dark mode: onboarding, sign-in, Home, menu and dishes, search and filters, cart, checkout, tracking, orders, reviews, addresses, settings and help. Fix anything broken or still showing template content, then get the app ready for a store build.

How to use this template

  1. Use the template to get an editable copy, with its source, in your workspace (Templates).
  2. Ask the AI assistant for the changes you want, in plain words (Work with the assistant).
  3. Try each change in the live preview, or on your phone (Preview).
  4. On Creator or higher, build it for iOS and Android and send it to the stores (Publishing overview).

Licence and support

Licence

You own the app made for you; the template’s code stays InspireUI’s and is licensed for use in your apps (Terms › Our intellectual property).

Help

  • Guides to templates, the assistant and publishing.
  • Contact support from Help; replies usually within 1–2 business days.
  • In your copy, ask the AI assistant about any screen or file.

Made by FluxNative

Support policy

Questions

Is it free?

Copying a free template costs nothing, not even credits; a Premium one is a one-time purchase per website. Chat changes and builds use credits.

What do I own?

You own the app made for you. The template’s code stays InspireUI’s and is licensed for use in your apps (Terms › Our intellectual property).

Do I need to know code?

No. Ask the assistant for changes in plain words; the full source is there when you want it.

Does it come with a backend?

No. A full app names the backend it needs and you connect your own under Server; a design runs on sample data.

Can I change the design?

Yes. The Design tab sets the brand colour, colours, fonts and corners at no credit cost; the assistant changes the rest.

Which plan do I need to publish?

Creator or higher builds and uploads to the stores, with your own Apple and Google accounts. A Premium template’s app builds on any plan once its website is connected.

Can I download the source?

Yes, with Download source or Push to GitHub, once your workspace has bought a plan, credits or a paid template. A Premium template’s app also needs its website connected.

What if it was made with an earlier FluxNative?

Your copy works as it is. Ask the assistant to update it for newer features such as app languages and currencies; it is the last setup step.

Ready to make it yours?

Start from BiteRush Food Delivery App and change anything by chat. Your copy comes with the full source.

Free to copy. No credit card required.

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