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Dual-Platform Transportation Booking App

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eventPublished on Oct 04, 2026 · verifiedWe confirmed on Oct 04, 2026 that it's still live

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£ 1.500 – £ 3.000 per project

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I’m ready to build a full-featured transportation booking app and need a developer who can take it from concept to launch on both iOS and Android. The core flow is simple: a rider opens the app, schedules or books a ride in real time, watches the vehicle approach on a live map, and—when necessary—contacts the driver through an in-app phone call or text without revealing personal numbers. Key functions I have in scope: online ride booking and scheduling, GPS-based live tracking, push notifications for status updates, secure payment integration, and the direct call/text bridge mentioned above. A lightweight admin console for trip monitoring and basic analytics will also be required so I can keep an eye on fleet activity. I’m looking for a clear, detailed project proposal that lays out the architecture you’d suggest (single codebase frameworks such as Flutter or React Native are fine if you prefer), your milestone plan, and any third-party APIs or SDKs you expect to integrate for maps, routing, payments, and messaging. If you have launched similar transport or on-demand apps, highlight what you did and how it was received in the stores. Acceptance criteria will revolve around: • Smooth booking flow from signup to payment confirmation • Accurate, low-latency location updates visible on both rider and driver screens • Working in-app call/text masking in our test environment • Successful submission and approval in the App Store and Google Play If this lines up with your expertise, send the proposal and let’s get moving.

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