EuroBus is a full-stack transport platform that digitises every layer of bus travel — from operator route management to real-time passenger booking. Operators configure routes, schedules, and pricing through a centralised admin dashboard while passengers experience a fast, seamless journey from search to seat.
The platform extends to a native mobile app that puts the entire booking experience in passengers' pockets — with real-time availability, instant e-tickets, order history, and live updates available 24/7.
Operators configure routes, stops, departure times, and seat capacity through a centralised admin dashboard with full control over pricing and live schedule updates.
Passengers search routes, select seats, and complete secure payments in a streamlined flow — with instant e-ticket delivery and booking confirmation.
An iOS & Android app lets passengers book tickets on the go, access order history, manage upcoming trips, and receive real-time push notifications.
Live seat availability synced across web and mobile prevents overbooking and enables last-minute bookings at any hour, from anywhere.
Every layer of EuroBus was chosen for reliability, scalability, and developer velocity — from the API backbone to the pixels on the screen.
Laravel powers the entire backend — RESTful API endpoints consumed by both the web frontend and mobile app, robust authentication with Sanctum, queue-based booking confirmations, scheduled tasks for departure reminders, and an Eloquent ORM layer that maps complex route and ticket relationships cleanly.
The web platform is built as a Vue SPA — delivering a fully reactive booking experience without full-page reloads. Real-time seat availability updates, dynamic route filtering, and a smooth multi-step checkout are all handled client-side with Pinia state management and Vue Router for a crisp, app-like feel in the browser.
The mobile app is built with Ionic on top of Angular, compiling to native iOS and Android from a single codebase. Capacitor plugins provide access to native device features — push notifications for departure reminders and delays, local storage for offline ticket access, and camera integration for QR code scanning at boarding.
MySQL holds the full operational data model — routes with multi-stop hierarchies, operator schedules, seat inventory per departure, passenger profiles, and transaction records. Indexed queries and optimistic locking on seat reservation ensure consistent availability data under concurrent booking pressure without double-selling a seat.