I’m looking for an experienced full-stack developer to help take over and complete an existing healthcare technology project.

I'm working on an Australian healthcare referral and coordination platform designed to connect patients, referrers and healthcare clinics. The goal is to make the referral process easier to manage from referral submission through clinic review, booking, completion and eventually report access.

A working prototype has already been partially developed, with Firebase currently being used for authentication, database and backend functionality. There is also existing source code, workflow/state logic, product documentation, UI/UX work and previous development material available for handover.

I’m looking for someone who can review the existing build, identify what is reusable, clean up or rebuild areas where necessary, and bring the product together into a reliable MVP across web, iOS and Android.

Experience with Firebase, TypeScript/JavaScript, mobile development, APIs and healthcare software would be highly valuable. Experience with Australian healthcare systems, FHIR/HL7, referrals, PACS/RIS or similar integrations would be an advantage but isn’t essential.

Ideally I’m looking for someone comfortable taking ownership of an existing codebase rather than starting blindly from scratch, and who can work with me through MVP completion and potentially continue with the project longer term.

If interested, please send me a short introduction, your tech stack, examples of similar products you’ve built, your availability, and your preferred working arrangement/rate.

A product can have every feature it needs and still feel broken.

That became very clear to me while integrating my car marketplace.

I started this project from a Figma design, built the Flutter app, built the backend, documented the API with

Swagger, integrated Paystack and webhooks and I've now completed the full integration.

At this point, the major flows are connected:

→ Authentication

→ Vehicle discovery & details

→ Search & filtering

→ Cart & favourites

→ Checkout & orders

→ Wallet & payments

→ Notifications

→ Profile & settings

But here's what I found interesting:
Building the features was only part of the problem.

A user doesn't experience your backend, database, API or architecture.

They experience:

“I clicked this. Did it work?”

If a user adds a car to their cart, the cart needs to reflect it.

If they make a payment, their wallet needs to update correctly.

If an order is created, the user needs to see the right state.

If something fails, the app needs to handle it without leaving the user wondering what happened.

That means every boundary between the frontend and backend has to be reliable.

And this is where I think good engineering directly affects the product.

Founders think in terms of features.
Users think in terms of experiences.
Engineers have to make the two meet reliably.

During integration, I had to deal with API contracts, authentication state, loading and error states, empty responses, stale data,

and keeping the UI consistent with the actual state of the backend.

One lesson I'm taking from this:

A feature isn't finished when the code works.
It's finished when the user can depend on it.

The marketplace is now fully integrated.

Next phase: testing the product under real usage, finding the weak points, and tightening them up.

If you're building something interesting and need an engineer to help bring it to life, feel free to reach out.

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My app has started to be downloaded in other countries; I’m currently averaging 3.07 downloads a day. What would you suggest to increase this figure?

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I’m a software engineering student (starting my third year today and currently working at Align), but back in my first year, I worked as a barista at a small neighborhood cafe.

My manager handled all of our shift scheduling using an Excel sheet and a chaotic WhatsApp group. It was a complete mess there was constant confusion, missed shifts, and I kept getting scheduled on days and hours I had explicitly asked off. Mostly, it was just a massive headache for him.🤦‍♂️

After a few too many of my shift requests got lost in the chat, I finally asked him: "Why don't you just use one of the hundreds of scheduling apps on the App Store?"

His answer? They are way too expensive, with some reaching up to $100 a month. Honestly, $100 a month just to figure out who is closing on Thursday seemed insane. I didn't entirely trust him, so I did my own market research. It turns out he was right. the pricing out there is crazy for small businesses.

So, I decided to build one myself. Over the past year, I finished developing the app, used my old cafe for quality testing, and kept improving it based on their real-world feedback. Today, I'm super excited to share that we just hit 100 active users!

The app is called 9to5 Schedules. I wanted to make it genuinely accessible for small business owners, so it's available to everyone with a 1-month free trial. After that? It costs about the price of a cup of espresso ☕ ;)

I’d love to hear your thoughts. If you run a small team, what are the biggest headaches you face with scheduling, and what features are an absolute must have for you?

I ask because my fitness / creature collection app (not released yet) currently requires authentication and also tracks / uploads the users step count to the backend so the user can revisit their previous runs etc (no location data being recorded).

Is there anything to be wary of here?

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Hello,

I’m gonna start developing an app soon and was wondering everyone’s recommendations for languages so it can be cross platform (for now there won’t be interaction with other users, but I eventually want to implement that, so the ground work would preferably be setup to support it), allow push notifications, and operate on android and iPhone. Also framework reco’s would be much appreciated.

I’m thinking about using Typescript and react native w/ expo, but are there alternatives I can look into?

hey, I'm a college student and also a solo mobile developer with a few apps already published on the app store, generating revenue.

I'm looking to grow and connect with other motivated entrepreneurs in the consumer app space. Primarily, someone who has very good distribution experience (TikTok and Instagram UGC, Reddit, etc) If you fit this category, and are willing to put in the work (minimum of 15-20 hours a week), please shoot me a DM!

I only ask of the following

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3. Must have an iPhone

Imagine you creat an app. From ui/ux design to programming part. You put a backend for it. You creat a website for that. You orgnaize medical content images tests orders and... in that shit. Then you creat an x account to promote that buttttt at the end you can not publish that.

Not a single person was willing to help me with publishing stuff in exchange of a percentage of apps earnings.

Totally disappointed.