TTLock Open Source App Launch
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I already have the open-source code and official documentation for TTLock (see https://euopen.ttlock.com/document/doc?urlName=userGuide%2FekeyEn.html). I now need a specialist who can turn that code into a production-ready mobile application for both iOS and Android.
The must-have features are clear: user authentication, stable Bluetooth pairing with the lock, and full e-key management exactly as outlined in the guide above. Beyond compiling the code, I will rely on you to polish the UI with my branding, configure any required SDK keys, and guide the builds through TestFlight / Google Play testing all the way to public release.
Deliverables
• Fully compiled iOS (App Store-ready) and Android (Google Play-ready) builds
• Working user authentication, Bluetooth pairing, and e-key management verified on real devices
• Source code pushed to my private repo with build instructions
• Store listings prepared and submissions accepted by Apple and Google
Acceptance will be based on successful pairing and e-key operations on both platforms and the apps passing store review without critical issues.
If the documentation checks out for you and you are confident with Swift/Objective-C or Kotlin/Java (cross-platform frameworks are fine too as long as every TTLock function stays reliable), let’s get started.
The must-have features are clear: user authentication, stable Bluetooth pairing with the lock, and full e-key management exactly as outlined in the guide above. Beyond compiling the code, I will rely on you to polish the UI with my branding, configure any required SDK keys, and guide the builds through TestFlight / Google Play testing all the way to public release.
Deliverables
• Fully compiled iOS (App Store-ready) and Android (Google Play-ready) builds
• Working user authentication, Bluetooth pairing, and e-key management verified on real devices
• Source code pushed to my private repo with build instructions
• Store listings prepared and submissions accepted by Apple and Google
Acceptance will be based on successful pairing and e-key operations on both platforms and the apps passing store review without critical issues.
If the documentation checks out for you and you are confident with Swift/Objective-C or Kotlin/Java (cross-platform frameworks are fine too as long as every TTLock function stays reliable), let’s get started.
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