Mobile App Auth Dashboard
Budget: $2 – $8 USD
I’m building the very first version of a mobile application and need the core user-management pieces put in place. The immediate goal is a clean, stable dashboard flow that lets people sign up, log in, and land on a screen that reflects who they are.
Scope of work
• Build the registration and login screens, collecting first name, last name, email, phone number, and a “type” flag.
• Store credentials and profile data securely (any modern mobile-friendly auth stack is fine—Firebase Auth, AWS Cognito, Supabase, or a lightweight custom backend; I’m open to suggestions).
• After authentication, route the user to one of two dashboards: Admin or Regular User. Each should be an independent screen we can expand later.
• Include a simple profile section inside each dashboard so users can review the details they submitted.
Acceptance criteria
– A new user can create an account, log out, and log back in without errors.
– The correct dashboard renders automatically based on the stored type (Admin | Regular User).
– Code is clean, commented, and delivered with setup instructions so I can run the project locally and push it to the store when ready.
That’s all for this initial milestone; additional features (guest mode, social sign-ons, activity feeds, etc.) will come later once this foundation is rock solid.
Scope of work
• Build the registration and login screens, collecting first name, last name, email, phone number, and a “type” flag.
• Store credentials and profile data securely (any modern mobile-friendly auth stack is fine—Firebase Auth, AWS Cognito, Supabase, or a lightweight custom backend; I’m open to suggestions).
• After authentication, route the user to one of two dashboards: Admin or Regular User. Each should be an independent screen we can expand later.
• Include a simple profile section inside each dashboard so users can review the details they submitted.
Acceptance criteria
– A new user can create an account, log out, and log back in without errors.
– The correct dashboard renders automatically based on the stored type (Admin | Regular User).
– Code is clean, commented, and delivered with setup instructions so I can run the project locally and push it to the store when ready.
That’s all for this initial milestone; additional features (guest mode, social sign-ons, activity feeds, etc.) will come later once this foundation is rock solid.