Service for Drivers

The client started building the product. He created a hypothesis, researched user needs, and created a customer journey map. But product development is expensive if you don’t know how to do it. This called for professional help.

• We had them clarify the CJM and user needs, created the MVP, and cut the planned budget in half. Then we helped formulate monetization hypotheses in a niche market where the client already had a business and resources to scale.
• We combined high-level business requirements with a user flow (map of mobile application screens) and created user scenarios – paths, forks, checks, and system actions. Each card (screen) has a technical task. Typically, user flow and technical tasks are various artifacts. We also used a WBS, Work Breakdown Structure, for synchronization, managing the overall scope of the work and decomposition.
• Our team used Kotlin Mobile Multiplatform that allows you to adapt an app to any available platform. The SQL Delight library is responsible for operation offline. For the web part, we created an admin panel to manage the app and user interaction: location card creation, moderation, notifications, location contacts, and user list.
• We helped the client to prepare and publish the app in Google Play Market. We also set up cases for metric collection in Google Analytics.
• Monetization is achieved by publishing businesses on the map — owners create their own locations and interact with drivers.