I’m ready to commission a full-scale Gojekclone that rolls several on-demand services into one polished super-app. The flagship module is a Blinki-style quick-commerce section—users should be able to browse local dark-stores, place an order, and receive groceries or essentials in minutes, with real-time courier tracking baked in. Alongside quick commerce, I also need solid ride-hailing, multi-restaurant food delivery, and standard point-to-point courier services. A single sign-on, unified wallet and promo engine must tie everything together so customers can hop between services without friction. Key expectations • Native-quality iOS and Android apps for customers, drivers/riders, and merchants, plus a responsive admin & merchant web panel • Real-time order and trip tracking on maps, ETA updates, and push notifications • Inventory management for the dark-stores and restaurants, including configurable preparation / picking times • Support for multiple restaurants in the food delivery flow, complete with menus, modifiers, and surge or distance-based fees • Secure, widely-used payment gateways and cash-on-delivery options • Scalable back-end with clear API documentation so future integrations (e-wallets, loyalty schemes, new verticals) stay simple • Source code, deployment scripts, and a short hand-over session at project end Acceptance criteria 1. All four verticals—Ride, Food, Courier, Quick Commerce—can be installed from TestFlight / Google Play Internal Testing and function end-to-end in my city sandbox. 2. Admin panel shows live trips, orders, driver locations, payouts, and inventory moves without manual refresh. 3. A 10-minute “dark-store” order placed from the customer app triggers the courier flow and completes within the configured SLA during staging tests. 4. I receive the complete, unobfuscated source and build instructions so my in-house team can recompile without your assistance. Feel free to propose the tech stack you believe will deliver a smooth, scalable experience; I’m open to Flutter, React Native, Kotlin/Swift, or other proven solutions as long as you can demonstrate performance and maintainability. Let me know your timeline, milestone breakdown, and any past super-app work that proves you can bring this concept to life.