Google Maps API Jobs

I’m looking for people who can help me find genuine website clients using Google Maps. What you need to do: Find local businesses that don’t have a website Contact them and ask if they’re interested in getting a website If interested, connect them with me Send me the business name, contact number & conversation details Payment: ₹100 per successful lead Payment will be sent after the client pays for the website project. Valid lead: No existing website + owner is genuinely interested + successful connection. No payment for random/uninterested/duplicate leads. I’ll provide the basic pitch/script and guidance.

I need a freelancer to create one dynamic/animated map of Europe that can show respective economic evolution across 35 countries and over 30 years. Gradation of colors, as well as country acronym should be added. Here some dated examples: or Updated relevant tools to be used should be : QGIS → Blender → Unreal Engine 5. End of this modeling should propose for one group of countries 2 alternative versions. The map should be interactive, visually clear, and easy to understand. The final deliverable should be a single, polished map that can be used for presentation or publication. Please share relevant examples of similar work and your approach to handling large-scale geographic data. No strict deadline. No specific duration of this animation (around 60 seconds). Please apply f...

I need a freelancer to create one dynamic/animated map of Europe that can show respective economic evolution across 35 countries and over 30 years. Gradation of colors, as well as country acronym should be added. Here some dated examples: or Updated relevant tools to be used should be : QGIS → Blender → Unreal Engine 5. End of this modeling should propose for one group of countries 2 alternative versions. The map should be interactive, visually clear, and easy to understand. The final deliverable should be a single, polished map that can be used for presentation or publication. Please share relevant examples of similar work and your approach to handling large-scale geographic data. No strict deadline. No specific duration of this animation (around 60 seconds). Please apply f...

I need a complete, production-ready mobile application that lets riders book an individual trip on demand from either iOS or Android, all powered by a single codebase (Flutter, React Native, or an equivalent framework). Core rider flow • Register or log in with email and password • Pin pickup and drop-off on Google Maps, see the route and estimated fare in real time • Confirm and pay, then track the driver’s live location, ETA, and ride status • Receive push notifications at every key step (request accepted, arrival, trip start, trip end, receipt) Driver flow The driver app should include: • Accept / decline ride requests • Driver profile management (photo, vehicle details, availability) • Earnings tracking with daily and weekly su...

Project Title: Mobile Developer Needed for Oversize Trucking Route-Compliance App I am seeking an experienced mobile app developer or development team to build the first working version of RouteLock Specialized, a commercial route-compliance and driver-guidance application for oversize and overweight trucking. The app will be developed for iPhone and Android. Its purpose is to help drivers follow permitted routes accurately while accounting for exact truck, trailer, load dimensions, axle configurations, clearances, travel restrictions, and permit conditions. Initial features will include: * User accounts and secure document storage * Uploading and reading oversize permits, bills of lading, and First Run Reports (FRRs) * Extracting prescribed routes, dimensions, weights, axle informatio...

I’m organising a one-day fun run for about 100 participants and need a simple mobile app to capture the day. The flow is straightforward: • When a runner opens the app, the first of eight Google-Maps screenshots I provide appears. Swiping (or tapping “Next”) moves them through the remaining seven sections as they reach each checkpoint. • At every checkpoint they must snap a quick photo with the in-app camera—no gallery uploads—then confirm the picture before progressing. Each photo automatically tags itself to the corresponding checkpoint. • After finishing all eight points, users either: – browse every participant’s shots inside a shared gallery, or – if the shared gallery proves expensive to host, let me alone see th...