An unfinished roadside assistance platform, taken over and brought to release.

An in-progress product, not a blank canvas

The engagement started with an existing, unfinished codebase. Both mobile apps needed stabilisation, the backend needed to be relocated and recovered, and a list of client-reported issues stood between the product and a release. The two sides of the marketplace, drivers and providers, also had to share one request lifecycle and behave like one product rather than two unrelated apps.

The priority was to make both sides work together reliably and reach a controlled release, without throwing away the work already done or presenting it as an entirely new build.

Stabilise both apps, recover the backend, then release

We took over the existing Flutter applications and their Laravel backend, worked through the client-reported issues and stabilised both the customer and provider experiences. In parallel we relocated and recovered the backend, restoring the service foundation both apps rely on.

With the foundation back in place, we completed the mobile-to-backend integration across the realtime architecture: requests, offers, live tracking and push notifications, using WebSockets over the Pusher protocol against Laravel Reverb and Firebase Cloud Messaging.

Finally, we prepared and delivered both Android apps through Google Play closed testing with Play App Signing, keeping the existing Arabic, French and English experience, including right-to-left layouts and language switching.