Paradise DeskParadise Desk

Product, design, frontend, backend, Android app and bots

Foreign finance tools don't understand the Jalali calendar, cheques, installments or local banks, and nobody wants long forms. Logging a transaction had to be as easy as sending a message, one account had to work across web, Android and bots — and the personal and business products had to connect without sharing a database.

We built a Persian natural-language parser for logging transactions from a ⌘K command palette and Telegram, added bank-statement import with duplicate detection, and connected two independent NestJS backends with SSO based on single-use Ed25519 tickets. A native Kotlin app talks to the same API.

• Log spending with one Persian sentence on web, Telegram or by voice
• Category budgets, installments, cheques, debts and receivables on the Jalali calendar
• Bank-statement import from Excel with duplicate detection
• Financial analysis, a financial-health score and an AI assistant
• Business: geofenced GPS attendance, shifts, leave and payroll
• One account across web, PWA, Android, Telegram and Bale bots

1. 01

   Clients

   • Next.js 16 · HeroUI
   • PWA · Web Push
   • Android · Kotlin Compose
   • Telegram & Bale bots
2. 02

   Services

   • NestJS · personal API
   • NestJS · business API
   • Ed25519 SSO
3. 03

   Data

   • MongoDB 7
   • Redis 7
   • ExcelJS exports
4. 04

   Infra

   • PM2
   • Caddy
   • Scripted deploys + rollbacks

• 01SSO between two products with signed Ed25519 tickets — no shared cookies or database
• 0267 backend modules (43 personal + 24 business) on NestJS, MongoDB and Redis
• 03A CMS-driven landing page with draft and publish states
• 04Self-hosted on a dedicated server with a rollback copy of every release

• Next.js 16
• React 19
• HeroUI
• Tailwind CSS v4
• NestJS
• MongoDB
• Redis
• Socket.IO
• Kotlin + Compose
• PWA

• Almost four years of continuous development since 2023
• Two products, one account
• The Jalali calendar and official holidays everywhere