Finish & Publish Social App
Budget / SalaryA$3,000–5,000
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted3 hours ago
I have a cross-platform social networking project that already has the foundations in place; now I need it driven across the finish line and live on both the Apple App Store and Google Play. The core experience revolves around user profiles, real-time messaging, and seamless photo & video sharing, so every piece of code you touch has to keep those three pillars fast, secure, and intuitive.
Here’s where I’m at and what I need:
• Polish and complete the remaining features for iOS and Android, tightening up any rough edges in the user-profile flow, chat stability, and media handling.
• Make sure the build meets the latest App Store Review Guidelines and Play Store policies, including privacy disclosures and permission prompts.
• Create or refine the required store assets—screenshots, short promo clip, feature graphics—and populate the listings with compelling copy and accurate metadata.
• Manage TestFlight / internal testing, fix any blocker bugs that pop up, then guide the app through submission until both stores approve it.
• Hand off the final signed builds, source code, and store credentials once the app is officially live.
If you’re comfortable working with typical social-network stacks—Swift/Objective-C or Kotlin, plus a cross-platform layer like React Native or Flutter—let’s talk timelines and the best route to a smooth launch.
Here’s where I’m at and what I need:
• Polish and complete the remaining features for iOS and Android, tightening up any rough edges in the user-profile flow, chat stability, and media handling.
• Make sure the build meets the latest App Store Review Guidelines and Play Store policies, including privacy disclosures and permission prompts.
• Create or refine the required store assets—screenshots, short promo clip, feature graphics—and populate the listings with compelling copy and accurate metadata.
• Manage TestFlight / internal testing, fix any blocker bugs that pop up, then guide the app through submission until both stores approve it.
• Hand off the final signed builds, source code, and store credentials once the app is officially live.
If you’re comfortable working with typical social-network stacks—Swift/Objective-C or Kotlin, plus a cross-platform layer like React Native or Flutter—let’s talk timelines and the best route to a smooth launch.
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