u/Akshat_srivastava_1

We’re building the software infrastructure layer behind modern EV charging ecosystems.

Most EV charger manufacturers build solid hardware

but still depend on fragmented third-party software, generic apps, disconnected dashboards, and revenue-sharing platforms.

We think the real opportunity in EV infrastructure is not just the charger itself

it’s the software and operational ecosystem around it.

So we started building:

- Enterprise Charging APIs

- White-label mobile apps

- CMS dashboards

- Fleet charging workflows

- Revenue analytics

- Remote diagnostics

- Smart charging infrastructure systems

The goal is simple:

Manufacturers focus on hardware.

Operators focus on scale.

We power the software layer behind the network.

We’re currently open to:

- collaborations

- pilot partnerships

- software integrations

- hardware ecosystem partnerships

- strategic business discussions

Especially with:

- EV charger manufacturers

- fleet operators

- parking infrastructure companies

- hotels & commercial properties

- smart mobility businesses

And if anyone here can help us connect with EV charger manufacturers or relevant infrastructure players, we’d genuinely appreciate it.

Happy to explore partnership incentives, revenue opportunities, or collaboration models where it makes sense.

We’ve been researching the EV charging space deeply over the last few months and one thing keeps standing out:

Most EV charger manufacturers build strong hardware

but the software ecosystem around EV infrastructure still feels massively fragmented.

Different vendors for:

- charging APIs

- mobile apps

- dashboards

- analytics

- fleet workflows

- diagnostics

- payments

The hardware side of EV infrastructure is evolving fast.

The operational software layer behind it still feels early.

So we started building a more unified EV charging software ecosystem focused on:

- enterprise APIs

- white-label mobile apps

- operational dashboards

- fleet charging workflows

- smart charging systems

- remote diagnostics

The idea is simple:

Manufacturers focus on hardware.

Operators focus on scaling networks.

The software layer should feel seamless across the ecosystem.

Curious how others in EV infra see this.

Do you think EV charging companies underestimate the operational/software complexity behind scaling charging networks?

We’ve been researching the EV charging space deeply over the last few months and one thing keeps standing out:

Most EV charger manufacturers build strong hardware

but the software ecosystem around EV infrastructure still feels massively fragmented.

Different vendors for:

- charging APIs

- mobile apps

- dashboards

- analytics

- fleet workflows

- diagnostics

- payments

The hardware side of EV infrastructure is evolving fast.

The operational software layer behind it still feels early.

So we started building a more unified EV charging software ecosystem focused on:

- enterprise APIs

- white-label mobile apps

- operational dashboards

- fleet charging workflows

- smart charging systems

- remote diagnostics

The idea is simple:

Manufacturers focus on hardware.

Operators focus on scaling networks.

The software layer should feel seamless across the ecosystem.

Curious how others in EV infra see this.

Do you think EV charging companies underestimate the operational/software complexity behind scaling charging networks?

We’re building the software infrastructure layer behind modern EV charging ecosystems.

Most EV charger manufacturers build solid hardware

but still depend on fragmented third-party software, generic apps, disconnected dashboards, and revenue-sharing platforms.

We think the real opportunity in EV infrastructure is not just the charger itself

it’s the software and operational ecosystem around it.

So we started building:

- Enterprise Charging APIs

- White-label mobile apps

- CMS dashboards

- Fleet charging workflows

- Revenue analytics

- Remote diagnostics

- Smart charging infrastructure systems

The goal is simple:

Manufacturers focus on hardware.

Operators focus on scale.

We power the software layer behind the network.

We’re currently open to:

- collaborations

- pilot partnerships

- software integrations

- hardware ecosystem partnerships

- strategic business discussions

Especially with:

- EV charger manufacturers

- fleet operators

- parking infrastructure companies

- hotels & commercial properties

- smart mobility businesses

And if anyone here can help us connect with EV charger manufacturers or relevant infrastructure players, we’d genuinely appreciate it.

Happy to explore partnership incentives, revenue opportunities, or collaboration models where it makes sense.

We’re building the software infrastructure layer behind modern EV charging ecosystems.

Most EV charger manufacturers build solid hardware

but still depend on fragmented third-party software, generic apps, disconnected dashboards, and revenue-sharing platforms.

We think the real opportunity in EV infrastructure is not just the charger itself

it’s the software and operational ecosystem around it.

So we started building:

- Enterprise Charging APIs

- White-label mobile apps

- CMS dashboards

- Fleet charging workflows

- Revenue analytics

- Remote diagnostics

- Smart charging infrastructure systems

The goal is simple:

Manufacturers focus on hardware.

Operators focus on scale.

We power the software layer behind the network.

We’re currently open to:

- collaborations

- pilot partnerships

- software integrations

- hardware ecosystem partnerships

- strategic business discussions

Especially with:

- EV charger manufacturers

- fleet operators

- parking infrastructure companies

- hotels & commercial properties

- smart mobility businesses

And if anyone here can help us connect with EV charger manufacturers or relevant infrastructure players, we’d genuinely appreciate it.

Happy to explore partnership incentives, revenue opportunities, or collaboration models where it makes sense.

Current app flow includes:

• Customer login/signup

• Menu browsing & ordering

• Admin-side menu management

• Manual order status updates

• Firebase backend

• Android + iOS deployment

The goal is to build a clean functional MVP first not a very complex Swiggy/Zomato-style platform initially.

To be completely transparent, the current client budget is roughly around ₹26k–₹27k for the MVP phase.

We understand this budget is on the lower side considering the scope, but if something workable is realistically possible within or near that range, please feel free to DM us.

Would love to know:

• Your mobile app development experience

• Previous apps/projects

• Your best possible quotation & timeline

This is being handled through our IT solutions & agency workflow, and we’re also looking for reliable long-term collaborators for future projects as well.

Looking for a Flutter developer for a restaurant/cafe ordering app project.

Current features:

• Login/signup

• Menu management

• Customer ordering system

• Order status updates

• Admin dashboard

• Firebase backend

• Android + iOS deployment

The client and project are already confirmed — currently looking for someone reliable for development support.

Preferably someone with:

• Flutter + Firebase experience

• Basic UI understanding

• Good communication

• Long-term collaboration mindset

This may suit students/junior developers looking to build portfolio + work on real client projects.

Feel free to DM with:

• Previous work/apps

• Approx quotation

• Expected delivery timeline