Seeking Technical Co-founder for Mobile Services App
Hi everyone,
I'm working on a mobile beauty services app and seeking a technical co-founder to join me. As a programmer, I've completed 25% of the app development myself.
Tech Stack: React Native, Firebase
App Description:
- A booking app connecting clients with independent and mobile beauty service providers.
- Conveniently discover and book appointments with your preferred service providers.
- Empower independent beauty vendors to grow their business and work flexibly.
- Streamlined experience for both clients and providers.
Our platform offers a superior solution in the beauty services industry. We have plans to introduce unique services and quickly expand with existing industry connections.
If you're experienced in React Native or a talented UI/UX designer, please message me. Let's build something great together!
You can email me at [email protected] or Discord: zi1d#3495
Best regards,
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My co-founder and I are currently hiring out our UX/UI and development services as a means to fund the growth of our own startup. We build end-to-end (design to launch) MVPs for other startups. Take a look at our Bento for examples and give me a shout if you're interested. :)
https://bento.me/waycup
heyy you can visit https://www.biztechcs.com/hire-react-native-developer/ to hire dedicated react native developers or for partnership
drop the react code and use Flutter, you will be ready with the app in a month tops with no cofounder's involvement.
IMO RN/Flutter/[Insert tool here] is a means to an end. If they already know RN and can get a product out quickly to test and iterate, that's more important than using a specific latest technology. There are a lot of great apps built using RN and don't think it's going anywhere specially when you can write it in TS instead of Dart.
assuming he is using TS :)
it all depends on the developer, it was just a suggestion
Yeah horses for courses I guess 👍
Already about 30% done with RN development so.. it wouldnt be worth it to learn and start again. Should be done in a few months anyway.
It is a way better way to build and maintain apps (especially for people with good dev skills), but it is always better to use something you like when you build software.