Interface study of the trip, not a product screenshot.
Live
Shared mobility
A carpooling product for Assam, with a passenger app, a partner app for drivers, and a Next.js site for marketing and passenger booking.
- Problem
- A listed trip, a passenger request, and an Instant ride are different agreements. The web product should not pretend to host the driver tools.
- Contribution
- Frontend work across the two Expo apps, the shared mobile library, and the Next.js passenger site.
- Stack
- Expo
- React Native
- Next.js
- Redux Toolkit
Client technologies. The case study separates them from the API and from payments, maps, and push.