Mobile services,on-demand.

• 01·Mobile · iOS · Android

  Client app

  A clean surface with one goal — order a service, fast. Map, pin, confirm, track, pay. No long signup. No phone calls.
• 02·Mobile · Field-grade

  Driver app

  A field-grade workspace for the driver: new orders, built-in navigation, and status buttons that update the customer automatically at every step.
• 03·Backend · Realtime · Dispatch

  Server-side platform

  A dispatch engine, real-time sockets, billing, and an ops dashboard. The wire connecting customer to driver and the whole fleet to itself.

• Drop a pin on the map and confirm.
• Watch the driver approach — the same experience as a ride-hailing app.
• Pay inside the app. No calls, no chat threads, no figuring out who owns what.

• New orders arrive in real time with location details.
• Built-in navigation — no jumping between apps.
• Status buttons that update the customer automatically: en route · arrived · done.
• No phone calls, no text messages — everything stays inside the system.

• 01

  Customer view

  The customer watches the driver move on the map with a precise ETA — the same model as a ride-hailing app.
• 02

  Ops dashboard

  Ops sees the entire fleet on the ground — who's busy, who's free, who's en route, and who's stuck.
• 03

  Live intervention

  When needed — move a driver, reassign an order, or solve an issue before it ever reaches the customer.

• Two apps, not one

  Customer and driver do completely different things: one orders and tracks, the other navigates and updates status. One screen for both would have burdened both. Hence two separate products on the same backend.
• Matching happens server-side, with a manual override

  An order is matched automatically by customer location and driver availability — but ops can step in: move a driver or reassign an order. Automation that cannot be overridden fails at the first event nobody planned for.
• Status updates the customer, not a phone call

  Three buttons for the driver — en route, arrived, done — and each tap updates the customer automatically. That is what takes phone calls and SMS out of the process.
• Payment closes the order

  No cash in the field and no cards handed to the driver. The order closes automatically when the service ends and revenue syncs to the dashboard — so billing is part of the flow, not a separate step after it.
• Location as a core data type

  Matching, tracking and ETA all rely on location. So it is stored and computed in the database itself (PostGIS), not just displayed on a map — and reaches customer and ops through real-time sockets.
• Updates without waiting for the store

  Both apps were built with Expo and EAS, with OTA updates — so client-side fixes can reach devices without going through the store review path every time.

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