iOS Travel App Backend Debugging
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I’ve built a fully-featured travel-planner and the front end is looking great, but before I press “submit” I want an experienced set of eyes on the back-end logic. Your job is to comb through the entire server-side code, isolate and resolve any functional bugs, optimize performance, and make sure every endpoint behaves exactly as it should under real-world load. Once the codebase is watertight, I’d like you to guide me through the final iOS App Store submission process—provisioning profiles, TestFlight builds, App Store Connect metadata and the actual push to review—so the release sails through Apple’s approval on the first try.
You’ll have direct access to the repository and time with me to walk through existing architecture, run automated and manual tests, and implement fixes. When we’re done, I expect a clean build, a short report summarizing what you changed, and the app successfully uploaded for review. If you’re fluent in typical iOS deployment tools and have a knack for tracking down elusive back-end issues, let’s get started right away.
You’ll have direct access to the repository and time with me to walk through existing architecture, run automated and manual tests, and implement fixes. When we’re done, I expect a clean build, a short report summarizing what you changed, and the app successfully uploaded for review. If you’re fluent in typical iOS deployment tools and have a knack for tracking down elusive back-end issues, let’s get started right away.