Contact person: Business Client

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Location: Mumbai, India

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I’m building a single Android application that bundles food delivery, ride sharing, and on-demand home services into one smooth experience. A unified account will let users move between all three modules without separate logins, wallets, or profiles.

Core workflow
• Food Delivery – browse restaurants, place orders, track couriers live, pay in-app.
• Ride Sharing – request rides, view driver location, receive fare estimates, chat in real time.
• Home Services – book cleaners, electricians, or handymen, schedule visits, and rate service quality.

Essential capabilities
• Modern Material-based UI that feels native on Android 10+.
• Google Maps (or equivalent) for geolocation, routing, and live tracking.
• Secure authentication plus a shared profile, order history, and payment gateway.
• Scalable backend (Firebase, Node.js, or similar) exposed through REST/GraphQL APIs.
• Push notifications for each status change across every service line.

Deliverables
1. Complete Android source code ready for Android Studio.
2. Release-build APK suitable for Play Store submission.
3. Database schema, API documentation, and environment setup guide.
4. Short hand-off document outlining deployment and maintenance steps.

Acceptance criteria
• Single sign-on works seamlessly across food delivery, ride sharing, and home services.
• Each module can create, update, and close an order with accurate status transitions.
• Real-time tracking and push notifications function on physical devices.
• App clears all Play Store release checks (privacy, permissions, 64-bit compliance).

If you’ve tackled super-apps or similar multi-service platforms before, share the tech stack you prefer and links to live examples so I can gauge performance and UX fit. Smooth, reliable operation on Android is the priority; whether you craft it in Kotlin or a cross-platform framework is secondary to maintaining native-level performance." (client-provided description)