A partially built app taken to both app stores in 10 to 12 weeks.
The engagement took a partially built RV Park operations app to production on iOS and Android. We delivered 60+ screens to both app stores on a 10 to 12 week schedule.
Engagement at a glance
- Role
- Project ownership and technical delivery
- Schedule
- 10 to 12 weeks · 60-day warranty
- Scale
- 60+ screens · iOS and Android
- Accountable
- CyberNodes · client anonymized pending approval
The situation
The client had an RV Park operations app partially built in FlutterFlow on Firebase. The engagement was to turn it into a production-ready operations platform across iOS and Android.
The existing build was completed rather than restarted, on a 10 to 12 week schedule with a 60-day warranty period.
What we delivered
We took ownership of the existing build and completed it to production on both platforms. The app is organized around three experiences, Super Admin, Park Owner and Staff, with role-based access.
Delivery covered the operations workflows in scope: maintenance, finance, subscription billing through Stripe, and mapping. The build was taken from a partial state to store-ready releases, followed by a 60-day warranty period.
- 60+ screens delivered
- Super Admin, Park Owner and Staff experiences with role-based access
- Maintenance and operations workflows
- Subscription billing via Stripe
- Google Maps integration
- Release to the Apple App Store and Google Play
Results
- 60+ screens delivered
- Shipped to the Apple App Store and Google Play
- Delivered on the 10 to 12 week schedule
- 60-day warranty period completed
Evidence notes: the client is anonymized pending publication approval, and the exact contract value is withheld from public copy. Figures describe what was delivered in this engagement and are not a claim about the product's commercial performance.
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