Multiplatform Community App
Budget / Salary$750–1,500
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
I run an active website together with a Mighty Networks community and now need a single mobile presence that mirrors them both. The goal is a native iOS and Android app that:
• pulls every public-facing page and function from my current site,
• plugs directly into Mighty Networks so community discussions, content sharing, messaging, and event reminders appear seamlessly, and
• lets members purchase event tickets inside the app with the payment immediately reflected on the website roster.
Core functions I must see inside the app: user profiles, full event scheduling (create, edit, RSVP), and secure payment processing (Stripe is already live on the site, but I’m open to your suggestion if another gateway will sync more cleanly with the app stores). All user activity—profile edits, ticket purchases, posts, messages—needs to stay in sync both ways in real time so nobody feels a difference between web and mobile.
I will provide access to the website’s codebase and Mighty Networks API keys. Your deliverable is a production-ready iOS and Android app, submitted to both stores under my developer accounts, with clear documentation on the synchronisation logic and a short video walkthrough of the admin side.
Acceptance criteria
1. Launch screens, onboarding, and login flow use existing brand assets.
2. Community feed, post composer, and direct messaging mirror Mighty Networks behaviour.
3. Event listings show live availability; purchasing a ticket updates the website database instantly and sends the usual email confirmation.
4. Push notifications fire for new discussions, private messages, and upcoming event reminders.
5. Source code, build instructions, and API credentials are handed over before final milestone release.
If you have shipped a cross-platform app that integrates external communities or learning networks, that experience will help us move fast. I’m ready to start as soon as we agree on the technical approach and timeline.
• pulls every public-facing page and function from my current site,
• plugs directly into Mighty Networks so community discussions, content sharing, messaging, and event reminders appear seamlessly, and
• lets members purchase event tickets inside the app with the payment immediately reflected on the website roster.
Core functions I must see inside the app: user profiles, full event scheduling (create, edit, RSVP), and secure payment processing (Stripe is already live on the site, but I’m open to your suggestion if another gateway will sync more cleanly with the app stores). All user activity—profile edits, ticket purchases, posts, messages—needs to stay in sync both ways in real time so nobody feels a difference between web and mobile.
I will provide access to the website’s codebase and Mighty Networks API keys. Your deliverable is a production-ready iOS and Android app, submitted to both stores under my developer accounts, with clear documentation on the synchronisation logic and a short video walkthrough of the admin side.
Acceptance criteria
1. Launch screens, onboarding, and login flow use existing brand assets.
2. Community feed, post composer, and direct messaging mirror Mighty Networks behaviour.
3. Event listings show live availability; purchasing a ticket updates the website database instantly and sends the usual email confirmation.
4. Push notifications fire for new discussions, private messages, and upcoming event reminders.
5. Source code, build instructions, and API credentials are handed over before final milestone release.
If you have shipped a cross-platform app that integrates external communities or learning networks, that experience will help us move fast. I’m ready to start as soon as we agree on the technical approach and timeline.
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