Budget: 3999 UAH Deadline: 4 days
Hello
I am ready to complete it.
Please let me know
Is there an API or is it only through the app?
What criteria should be used to catch orders?
On which versions of Android should the software work?
After that, I will be able to provide exact timelines and costs.
Budget: 27000 UAH Deadline: 10 days
Your task for developing software for an Android application requires experience in creating mobile solutions. I specialize in app development on Flutter and native Android, as well as API integration. My experience is over 5 years in developing successful projects.
I work at a rate of $15/hour.
Budget: 4000 UAH Deadline: 7 days
Good day, Oleksii!
I have experience in software development for mobile applications that effectively solve tasks in the delivery sector.
I understand that you want to create software for courier delivery iPOST, which should capture orders and ensure their acceptance. This is an important aspect for optimizing the work of couriers.
For detailed project planning, I need more information: what specific features do you want to include? What specific requirements do you have for the interface and integrations? This will help form a clear vision of the future product.
The preliminary estimate for the implementation of such a project is from 4 to 8 weeks, depending on the complexity of the functionality. The cost will start from $3000.
In my profile, you will find examples of similar projects that I have completed before.
I suggest discussing the details of your project in private messages to understand your goals and formulate an action plan.
Budget: 4000 UAH Deadline: 5 days
I need an automator for the iPOST application that intercepts the necessary orders faster than other couriers. I will create an Android application with Accessibility Service: it monitors the iPOST screen in real-time, automatically taps on the target order when it appears, and then on the "Accept" button in minimal time. I will move the order filtering (by type, address, amount) to the settings so that it only catches the necessary ones. The reaction speed will be within 100-200 ms from the appearance of the order.
The main risk: if iPOST updates the UI, the automation may break, so I will implement flexible selectors to minimize this.
What criteria should be used to filter orders, or should I catch all of them?
