We used Next.js built on React framework with TypeScript to create reusable components, keep a global state and tackle multiple struggles with creating a scalable web application. We used Framer Motion to create beautiful animations throughout the website.
Next.js (React) Framer Motion TypeScript 
Our back-end system is amazing. We used Nest.js to enable the use of (Dockerized) MicroServices, meaning the website runs on multiple services. When one service fails, the others will remain unaffected.
Docker Micro services TypeScript GraphQL During the Roomfy project, we planned via Scrum method. This allowed us to set monthly goals, assess priorities and deliver features in set periods.
Agile Scrum 
We made sure security was top priority on Roomfy. All databases with sensitive information are decoupled from the internet. Meaning the databases and related services are offline.
iDin is a new government financed project to identify users. We check the name coupled to a bank account and compare these to the Roomfy user. This gives Roomfy a unique layer of security and discourages scammers.
Roomfy enables its users to stay home. Contracts are generated based on data we gather from the residence and are safely signed with iDin. The landlord only needs to mail or deliver the keys of the residence.
Personal safety Convenience 
We used an external chat system to enable chatting on Roomfy. We built extra components onto this solution so landlords can send a "Rent Request" message to the future tenant.
Since Roomfy has to compete with big corporations we invested heavily in SEO. Ensuring all our Schema.org notations are correct, all slugs contain useful information, all alternate links are defined correctly and protected pages aren't indexed.
Multi language Schema.org <Meta> game strong This is where the magic happens.