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TEKPlateform

Multi-sector super-platform: commerce, health, services, payments, trust & data.

Period2026 — présent
My roleFounder / Product & architecture design
TechnologiesNext.js · PostgreSQL · API · Auth/RBAC · Payments · Data/Analytics

Explore a modular platform connecting commerce, services and trust. The current challenge is narrowing the vision to an achievable first release.

TEKPlateform is a modular super-platform designed as everyday infrastructure: multi-vendor marketplace, on-demand services, secure payments, trust system, and data intelligence.

TEKPlateform
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Design stages — planned product
  1. 1Product vision
  2. 2Functional domains
  3. 3MVP scope
  4. 4Proposed architecture
Architecture & implementation
  • Modular architecture by domains (commerce / services / health / payments / trust / data).
  • Identity & dynamic trust scoring (vendors, providers, products).
  • Data flow: events → storage → analytics → recommendations/alerts.
  • Security: roles, verification, traceability, secure payments with escrow.
Technical decisions
  • Modular architecture to clearly separate business domains.
  • Trust as a central system rather than a secondary feature.
  • Positioning as multi-sector infrastructure rather than a simple marketplace.
Lessons learned
  • A multi-sector project requires strong scoping discipline.
  • User trust must be designed into the system from the start.
  • A platform's value depends as much on its structure as on its features.
Possible next steps
  • Formalize the detailed technical architecture.
  • Define the MVP scope and critical workflows.
  • Prepare the first interfaces and UX prototypes.
  • Scoping work: domain clarification and product decomposition.

Delivered so far

  • Strategic vision consolidated and structured.
  • Core modules defined: commerce, health, services, payments, trust, data.
  • Technical architecture and MVP scope being finalized.
  • Design-stage project. Payments, scoring and advanced modules are planned directions, not deployed capabilities.

Source: portfolio project scoping. Design diagram, with no users or revenue claimed.