Flutter Taxi Rider App & Connect To Existing Dashboard

UI Rider code is already done for rider app.

Flutter code is available in our Github from open source so this should cut down the development time to 7 days from today. If you can't work on this projet for next 7 days please do not send proposal.

Now need fully functioning and tested awesome flutter app with the wow factor.

Driver app will be a separate project an be posted later .




Needed and some supplied by us:
- Images, Icons, localisation strings and other such resources.
- Apple Signing certificate
- Google Signing Certificate
- Any other such dependencies.

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Uber’s co-founders, Garret Camp and Travis Kalanick, relied heavily on 6 key technologies based on iOS and Android geolocation. What really sold it though, was its clear core value - the ability to map and track all available taxis in your given area. All other interactions are based on this core value - and its what sets Uber (and will set your app) apart from the crowd. To build an App like Uber, you’ll need to have:

1. Registering/Log-in features: Uber allows you to register with your first name, last name, phone number and preferred language. Once you’ve signed up, they’ll send you an SMS to verify your number, which will then allow you to set your payment preferences. Trip fares are charged after every ride through this cashless system.

2. Booking features: This allows drivers the option to accept or deny incoming ride requests and get information on the current location and destination of the customer.

3. The ability to Identify a Device’s location: Uber, via CoreLocation framework (for iOS platforms) obtains the geographic location and orientation of a device to schedule location and delivery. Understanding iOS and Android geolocation features is crucial for this step, because that’s what your App is running on.

4. Point to Point Directions: The Uber App provides directions to both the driver and the user. Developers of the Uber App use MapKit for iOS and Google Maps Android API for Android to calculate the route and make directions available. They further implemented Google Maps for iPhone and Android, but cleverly adapted technology from other mapping companies to solve any logistical issues that might come up.

5. Push Notifications and SMS: You get up to 3 notifications instantly from Uber when you book a ride.

A notification telling you when the driver accepts your request
One when the driver is close to your location
One in the off chance your ride has been cancelled
You further get the full update on your driver’s status, down to the vehicle make and license number, and an ETA on the taxi’s time of arrival.

6. Price Calculator: Uber offers a cashless payment system, paying drivers automatically after every ride, processed through the user’s credit card. Uber takes 25% of the driver’s fare, making for easy profit. They paired with Braintree, a world leader in the mobile payment industry, but other good options avaible are Stripe, or Paypal, via Card.io.


Here are few more much sought after features for the user’s side of the App:

The ability to see the driver’s profile and status: Your customers will feel safer being able to see your driver’s verification, and it’s makes good security sense to ensure you know who’s using your App for profit.
The ability to receive alerts: Receive immediate notifications about the status of your ride and any cancellations.
The ability to see the route from Their Phones (An In built Navigation system): This is intrinsically linked to your geolocation features, you want to be able to direct your taxis to the quickest, most available routes.
Price calculation: Calculating a price on demand and implementing a cashless payment system.
A “spilt fare” option: Uber introduced this option wit great success. It allows friends to spilt the price of the ride.
Requesting previous drivers: It’s a little like having your favourite taxi man on speed dial, and is a good way of ensuring repeat customers.
Waitlist instead of surge pricing: Avoid the media hassle of employing surge pricing by employing a wait list feature, so your users can be added to a waiting list rather than be charged more than they should, and to keep them from refreshing the App during peak hours, reducing the resources required by your backend infrastructure.