Case · Amhaya

Roadside help, one tap away

An Uber-style roadside emergency platform, with three faces on one codebase. Built by insights apps in Expo and React Native for iOS, Android and web.

2/633%

Location

Use my location (GPS)

Type the street and pick from the list

Share live location

4/667%

Problem

What's the problem?

Won't start

Dead battery

Keys locked in car

Tire change

Overheating

Out of gas

☰Amhaya◉

Welcome, Marco!

What service do you need today?

● 1 technician available

Emergency service

My car just broke down.

Request a service

Schedule a job or ask a question.

Contact the admin

Schedule a job or ask a question.

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Hover to open the app's three facesCustomer · technician · admin

The starting point

Roadside help was requested by phoneand jotted down on paper.

Marco ran the service by hand: requests by phone and WhatsApp, no reliable location, no tracking of the work and no organized billing. He needed to move all of that into an app of his own, with his brand, his rates and payment built in.

The six-step wizard

A stranded driver doesn't know exactly where they are or how to explain it. The app asks for just what's needed in six steps: GPS location with a draggable map pin, photos of the vehicle, an emergency type from a fixed list and an optional description.

The price, stated upfront

A $200 deposit that counts toward the total. Parts and labor are quoted on site; towing is separate. Saying so before the technician rolls out is what prevents the argument on the side of the road.

Three roles, one codebase

The customer requests help, the technician takes the job and does the work, the admin dispatches and collects payment. A single Expo and React Native project that runs on iOS, Android and web, with no need to maintain three codebases.

From the phone to the dashboard

Marco ran everything by hand: requests by phone and WhatsApp, no reliable location, no job tracking and no organized billing. Now the shop has dispatch, rates, payments, reports and PDF receipts inside the same app.

0: wizard steps, from location to payment
0: roles: customer, technician and admin
0: codebase for iOS, Android and web
$0: dollar deposit, credited toward the total

Status

A finished product with passing tests, running in demo mode: in-memory data, simulated payment and a schematic map. What's left isn't business logic but wiring (Supabase, Stripe, Google Maps, push notifications and app store publishing), pending the client's accounts and credentials.

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We build the system for you

Like Amhaya, your operation can leave the phone and the paper behind. Tell us what you need and in 30 minutes we'll leave the call with the scope locked and a delivery date.

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