Routezy ( for shared seat car pooling and bike pooling)
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
The goal is to build a commute-focused ride-sharing application for Indian cities that runs seamlessly on both iOS and Android. Within the same account a user must be able to switch between two roles—publishing a ride when they are driving and booking a seat when they need one—so there is no separate “driver” or “passenger” profile.
Core flow
• Phone-number verification completes sign-up.
• A rider who owns a bike or car enters origin, destination, time, vehicle type (bike or car) and available seats, then publishes the ride.
• Commuters travelling the same route see matching rides and can instantly reserve seats.
• Once a seat is booked, both parties receive in-app and SMS confirmations.
• Riders can manage upcoming trips, see who has booked, and close or edit listings at any time.
Essential screens
• Onboarding with OTP-based phone verification
• Ride publish form (bike / car toggle, route map, seats)
• Ride search & filtered results
• Booking confirmation & chat/notification thread
• Past & upcoming rides history
• Basic profile with ratings
I’m open to either a high-quality cross-platform stack (Flutter, React Native) or two native codebases provided feature parity and smooth UX remain intact; please outline the approach you prefer. A lightweight backend that can handle route matching, secure user data and push notifications is required, along with simple admin tools to view rides and moderate reports.
Deliverables
1. Source code for iOS and Android builds
2. REST or GraphQL API with basic documentation
3. Simple web-based admin panel
4. One round of post-launch bug fixes (30 days)
The finished product should feel quick, intuitive and unmistakably aimed at daily office commuters—no on-demand taxi mechanics, surge pricing or random point-to-point trips. Let’s focus on reliability at rush hours, clear seat availability and hassle-free bookings.
Core flow
• Phone-number verification completes sign-up.
• A rider who owns a bike or car enters origin, destination, time, vehicle type (bike or car) and available seats, then publishes the ride.
• Commuters travelling the same route see matching rides and can instantly reserve seats.
• Once a seat is booked, both parties receive in-app and SMS confirmations.
• Riders can manage upcoming trips, see who has booked, and close or edit listings at any time.
Essential screens
• Onboarding with OTP-based phone verification
• Ride publish form (bike / car toggle, route map, seats)
• Ride search & filtered results
• Booking confirmation & chat/notification thread
• Past & upcoming rides history
• Basic profile with ratings
I’m open to either a high-quality cross-platform stack (Flutter, React Native) or two native codebases provided feature parity and smooth UX remain intact; please outline the approach you prefer. A lightweight backend that can handle route matching, secure user data and push notifications is required, along with simple admin tools to view rides and moderate reports.
Deliverables
1. Source code for iOS and Android builds
2. REST or GraphQL API with basic documentation
3. Simple web-based admin panel
4. One round of post-launch bug fixes (30 days)
The finished product should feel quick, intuitive and unmistakably aimed at daily office commuters—no on-demand taxi mechanics, surge pricing or random point-to-point trips. Let’s focus on reliability at rush hours, clear seat availability and hassle-free bookings.