Contact person: Business Client

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Location: kabul, Afghanistan

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I have a ride-hailing application built with Flutter for both Android and iOS. It is still in development, so nothing is live yet. Before I can publish to Google Play and the App Store I need a few core issues resolved:

• The current ride-request flow is unreliable; every user should be able to request a trip and immediately see an available driver without glitches or silent failures.
• I want to introduce an additional “Hourly Booking” option that lets riders reserve a driver for blocks of time rather than point-to-point trips. This needs to appear alongside the existing request screens, calculate fare correctly, and feed through to the driver’s app.
• Drivers must not be able to cancel a trip on their own. When they tap “Cancel,” the app should instead trigger an approval workflow that alerts me (the owner) for manual permission. Only after I approve should the trip be cancelled in the system.
• Finally, once those items are stable, I need you to compile, sign and publish both builds to Google Play and Apple App Store, following each store’s current guidelines.

Source code is managed in Flutter with separate Android (Kotlin-based) and iOS (Swift) folders generated by the framework. You’ll receive the full repo, existing Firebase keys, and store credentials.

Acceptance is straightforward:
1. QA video or TestFlight build showing a successful on-demand ride request.
2. Similar proof for an Hourly Booking.
3. Attempted driver cancellation that routes to my approval queue.
4. Both apps visible in their respective stores, ready for download.

If you’re comfortable troubleshooting Flutter, integrating new booking logic, and navigating app-store submissions, let’s get this shipped." (client-provided description)