You’ve lived this, probably. Want to book the community room? You email someone. Then wait. Then call. Then forget.
At District One, same story. Fancy amenities, sure but actually using them? That was the problem.
So we did the obvious thing. Built an app that cuts the noise. No tutorials. No drama. Just stuff that works.
They build real estate in Dubai—big stuff. Clean architecture, great spaces. You’ve probably walked past their towers..
But they’re not just about buildings. They care about the people living in them. That’s what made this project matter.
The community had everything—pool, courts, lounges. What they didn't have? A way to manage it without losing patience.
Key Challenges:
You had to email. Or call. Then double-confirm. Hope it got written down somewhere.
Once something was reported—leaky pipe, busted bulb—you were in the dark.
There was no screen to check if a space was free. You had to guess.
Rules? Where? No central spot to find community policies. Everyone asked. Or just broke the rules by mistake
Residents were annoyed. So was staff. Nobody had bad intentions—it just wasn't working.
Too much effort for simple things. That adds up.
We didn't pitch a 30-feature dashboard. We just asked residents: What drives you nuts? Then fixed it. That's all.
One app. For all the "little stuff" that was becoming a big deal.
Here are the key features:
Pick a spot, pick a time, done. Like reserving a seat at a café.
Got a leak? Log it. Snap a pic. Hit submit. That's it.
No guessing. No "is it booked?" calls. See it, book it.
Pool hours, noise policies, pet rules—all right there.
One build, works on both Android and iOS. Smooth either way.
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We didn't do long meetings or endless discovery. We sat with actual users. People with real complaints. Then started building. Piece by piece
Here is how we did it:
They were the ones dealing with the mess. So they had the best ideas.
No "big reveal." We showed rough drafts. Adjusted on the fly.
Started with bookings. Then added requests. Final phase? Community stuff.
No lab setups. We tried it in the towers. Actual people. Actual mess-ups.
No big manuals. Just short sessions, screenshots, and "here's how it works."
The difference? It wasn't loud. But people felt it..
The impact of our solution includes:
There's nothing flashy here. No "digital transformation" buzzwords. Just a smoother life for people who used to wait too long for small things.
It worked. That's enough..
Flutter: One codebase. Two platforms. Less headache.
Dart: Made things responsive and snappy without drama.
Cloud Syncing: Real-time everything. No delay.
Push Notifications: "Your slot's confirmed." "Your request's being handled." Easy updates.
Firebase (yes, that thing): For crash logs and basic tracking. Quietly helpful.
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