iOS Lost & Found MVP
Budget: €30 – €250 EUR
I’m looking to turn my “virtual lost & found” concept into a lightweight iOS sandbox app so I can start gathering real-world feedback without blowing the budget. The Figma file is ready and shows every screen and flow; you’ll simply translate that into a functional MVP focused on two essentials:
• Item listing – users can quickly post what they’ve found or lost, complete with photo, title, and short description.
• Search – keyword and category filters that return relevant items instantly.
- QR-Code scanning function
Everything else can stay lean for now: no authentication layer, no fancy animations—just clean Swift / SwiftUI (or React Native if it speeds things up) code that compiles, runs on recent iPhones, and is easy for me to extend later.
What I’ll hand over:
– The Figma link with all layouts and component specs
– A short notion doc that explains the user journey and any copy text
What I need back:
– An Xcode project (or React Native repo) ready to open and build
– A TestFlight-ready build I can share with early testers
– Brief setup notes and a one-page walkthrough so I can demo the app confidently
If you thrive on rapid prototyping, know your way around Apple’s Human Interface Guidelines, and can keep scope tight, let’s get this pilot in the store quickly.
• Item listing – users can quickly post what they’ve found or lost, complete with photo, title, and short description.
• Search – keyword and category filters that return relevant items instantly.
- QR-Code scanning function
Everything else can stay lean for now: no authentication layer, no fancy animations—just clean Swift / SwiftUI (or React Native if it speeds things up) code that compiles, runs on recent iPhones, and is easy for me to extend later.
What I’ll hand over:
– The Figma link with all layouts and component specs
– A short notion doc that explains the user journey and any copy text
What I need back:
– An Xcode project (or React Native repo) ready to open and build
– A TestFlight-ready build I can share with early testers
– Brief setup notes and a one-page walkthrough so I can demo the app confidently
If you thrive on rapid prototyping, know your way around Apple’s Human Interface Guidelines, and can keep scope tight, let’s get this pilot in the store quickly.
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