Taste Hunt-Crave It , Get It
Abstract
With the rapid growth of the online food delivery
industry, platforms must address not only
convenience but also challenges like fraud
prevention and food waste management.
Traditional food ordering systems lack intelligent
mechanisms to detect fake orders or manage
surplus inventory efficiently. This project
introduces a smart and sustainable food delivery
system that integrates advanced fraud detection
and real-time inventory optimization. Using
pattern analysis and authentication mechanisms,
the platform flags suspicious activities to protect
customers and restaurant owners. Additionally, it
offers data-driven inventory suggestions to reduce
food waste. A user-friendly web application is
developed where users can securely register,
browse local restaurants, place orders, and track
deliveries in real time. The system focuses on
secure transactions, efficient restaurant operations,
and eco-friendly practices, ensuring a trustworthy
and sustainable delivery experience.
1.1 Introduction
The online food delivery industry has grown
rapidly in recent years, making it easier than ever
for people to enjoy their favourite meals from the
comfort of their homes. However, this growth also
brings new challenges, such as the rise of
fraudulent activities and the environmental impact
of food waste. This project aims to tackle these
issues by developing a user-friendly food delivery
website that not only simplifies ordering but also
focuses on fraud prevention and sustainable
practices.Taste Hunt is a modern web-based food
delivery platform designed to connect users with
local restaurants while promoting sustainability
and reducing food waste where restaurants offer
exclusive discounts on surplus or soon-to-expire
meals.To ensure a safe experience, advanced fraud
detection features will be built in to protect both
customers and restaurant owners. Ultimately, this
project seeks to create a food delivery service that
is secure, efficient, and environmentally
responsible for everyone involved.
