On-demand engineers, technicians and drivers, booked and tracked end to end
Finding a trusted plumber, electrician or driver in Rwanda still runs on personal referral. There is no way to check that someone is verified, see a real rate before agreeing, or get help when a job goes wrong.
A marketplace covering the whole journey, from find to book to track to review to pay, across three separate surfaces: clients requesting work, providers managing availability, portfolio and earnings, and an admin console for verification, rates, disputes and reports. A 921-line design audit benchmarked against GOV.UK, Singapore GovTech and the US Web Design System drove 62 fixes across accessibility, localisation and visual craft.
Client, provider and admin areas, each with its own dashboard, guarded by the API rather than by the navigation.
Provider verification queues, rate management, and a dispute path with a ledger and payouts sitting behind it.
English, Kinyarwanda and French, because a service meant for every citizen cannot ship in English only.
47 App Router pages covering the public site, the client area, the provider area and the admin console.
Bookings, dispatch, payments, payouts, ledger, disputes and verification as separate modules.
Cookie-based locale detection across English, Kinyarwanda and French.
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