Habib Networks Android App
Budget / SalaryC$30–250
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted2 hours ago
I need a full-featured Android application for my broadband company, Habib Networks. The flow starts with a phone-number-and-OTP login, then takes users to a clean dashboard showing their current plan, data left, and a one-tap renewal button.
Key screens and functions
• Plans: list all available broadband packages with speed, data cap, price, and a “Subscribe” or “Upgrade” action.
• Active Plan: real-time usage tracking and an easy “Renew” option that triggers the payment flow.
• Offers: regular offers plus a “Priority Offer” banner that I can swap out from the backend.
• Push notifications: expiry reminders, promo alerts, and payment confirmations delivered via FCM (or a similar service).
• Recharge via UPI: when a user taps “Pay”, your code should open any installed UPI app through an intent. A validation step must force the customer to type their Habib Networks username in the UPI notes field; if that note is empty or altered, the intent must not launch.
-Admin panel to change or add plans, offers whenever I want.
Design & branding
I don’t have existing assets, so you’ll craft the UI/UX from scratch—simple, modern, and in line with telecom apps. I’m happy to review wireframes before we move to high-fidelity designs.
Backend & admin
You’re free to recommend Firebase, Node, or any scalable alternative for user data, plan management, and push notifications. An admin panel for adding plans, offers, and sending bulk notifications will be a plus.
Deliverables
1. Source code (Android Studio project)
2. Compiled APK ready for Play Store submission
3. Basic admin panel or documented API endpoints
4. Deployment guide and post-launch support window
Acceptance
The build is complete when a test account can:
– sign in with OTP,
– see an active plan,
– receive a notification,
– pay through any UPI app only after entering the username in notes.
If you have experience with telecom or payment-gateway apps and can deliver an interactive, bug-free experience, I’m eager to get started.
Demo SS attached for the app expectation look after being finished.
Key screens and functions
• Plans: list all available broadband packages with speed, data cap, price, and a “Subscribe” or “Upgrade” action.
• Active Plan: real-time usage tracking and an easy “Renew” option that triggers the payment flow.
• Offers: regular offers plus a “Priority Offer” banner that I can swap out from the backend.
• Push notifications: expiry reminders, promo alerts, and payment confirmations delivered via FCM (or a similar service).
• Recharge via UPI: when a user taps “Pay”, your code should open any installed UPI app through an intent. A validation step must force the customer to type their Habib Networks username in the UPI notes field; if that note is empty or altered, the intent must not launch.
-Admin panel to change or add plans, offers whenever I want.
Design & branding
I don’t have existing assets, so you’ll craft the UI/UX from scratch—simple, modern, and in line with telecom apps. I’m happy to review wireframes before we move to high-fidelity designs.
Backend & admin
You’re free to recommend Firebase, Node, or any scalable alternative for user data, plan management, and push notifications. An admin panel for adding plans, offers, and sending bulk notifications will be a plus.
Deliverables
1. Source code (Android Studio project)
2. Compiled APK ready for Play Store submission
3. Basic admin panel or documented API endpoints
4. Deployment guide and post-launch support window
Acceptance
The build is complete when a test account can:
– sign in with OTP,
– see an active plan,
– receive a notification,
– pay through any UPI app only after entering the username in notes.
If you have experience with telecom or payment-gateway apps and can deliver an interactive, bug-free experience, I’m eager to get started.
Demo SS attached for the app expectation look after being finished.
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