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Mobility · Logistics
Togo Mobility
Mobility and transport operations platform
Backend Engineer·In ProgressMobilityAPIsNestJS
Problem
Mobility operators need backend systems that handle bookings, fleet coordination, and trip status — without going down during peak hours.
Context
Building the API layer for a mobility product where scheduling, fleet data, and rider requests intersect. The NestJS service foundation is in place; domain modules for trips, fleet, and bookings are the next layer.
Approach
- Started from a NestJS 11 API scaffold with a clean module boundary plan for trips, fleet, and users.
- Designed for domain-driven routes so mobile clients get stable contracts as features roll out.
- Planning read/write separation for location-heavy queries vs booking writes as the service grows.
Architecture
01NestJS API foundation
02Domain-module layout (trips, fleet, users)
03Mobile-first REST contracts
Outcome
Backend API foundation in active development for live mobility operations — domain services and data layer rolling out incrementally.
Metrics
Active trips
Coming soon
API uptime
Coming soon
Stack
Node.jsTypeScriptNestJS