Foodie Social Network App Build
Budget: $2 – $8 USD
I want to turn a love of food into the heart of a mobile-first social network. The app’s core is a community feed where users trade recipes, post mouth-watering photos or stories from their kitchen adventures, and drop personal restaurant recommendations that influence friends and followers.
Key interactions must feel familiar—users should be able to like and comment on any post, slide into private messages for one-to-one chats, and spin up themed group discussions (for example, “sourdough starters” or “best street food”). Rich user profiles, a clean photo-first timeline, and intuitive recipe entry screens are all part of the experience.
Here’s what I need delivered:
• Full mobile application (iOS and Android) built with a modern cross-platform stack
• Secure sign-up/login, social login options, and basic profile management
• Real-time feed supporting text, images, and formatted recipe ingredients/steps
• Interaction layer: likes, comments, private messaging, and group forums
• Simple discovery tools so users can follow friends, hashtags, or cuisines
• Admin dashboard for content moderation and analytics
• Well-structured source code, API documentation, and a short hand-off walkthrough
A clean UI, snappy performance, and scalable back-end architecture are must-haves. If you have a proven record creating social or food-centric apps, I’d love to see it—your portfolio and a rough timeline will help me choose the right partner.
Key interactions must feel familiar—users should be able to like and comment on any post, slide into private messages for one-to-one chats, and spin up themed group discussions (for example, “sourdough starters” or “best street food”). Rich user profiles, a clean photo-first timeline, and intuitive recipe entry screens are all part of the experience.
Here’s what I need delivered:
• Full mobile application (iOS and Android) built with a modern cross-platform stack
• Secure sign-up/login, social login options, and basic profile management
• Real-time feed supporting text, images, and formatted recipe ingredients/steps
• Interaction layer: likes, comments, private messaging, and group forums
• Simple discovery tools so users can follow friends, hashtags, or cuisines
• Admin dashboard for content moderation and analytics
• Well-structured source code, API documentation, and a short hand-off walkthrough
A clean UI, snappy performance, and scalable back-end architecture are must-haves. If you have a proven record creating social or food-centric apps, I’d love to see it—your portfolio and a rough timeline will help me choose the right partner.