Mobile app
A radio station app on iOS and Android
Audited and stabilised from one web codebase, so fixes reach phones without a new store release.
- Client
- Hot Mic Radio
- Country
- United States
- Stack
- CapacitorTanStack StartSupabase
- Status
- Ongoing
The problem
Hot Mic Radio is a US radio station with an app on iOS and Android. Users were running into sign-in failures, and nobody had a clear list of what was actually broken.
What we did
We started with an audit and a written report: every issue, its root cause and a plan with timelines. That document is what the owner’s review talks about.
The sign-in bug is a good example of what the audit found. When the app came back to the foreground, several parts of it refreshed the login session at the same moment. Supabase reads that as a stolen token and revokes the whole session. A lock that allows only one refresh at a time fixes it.
The app loads its web layer live inside the native shell, so fixes like that reach existing App Store users without waiting for a new store release. The audit also mapped the payment and membership flows that needed rewiring, and native settings that did not match the store listings.
The result
An evidenced plan the owner trusts, and a build sprint now working through it milestone by milestone.
What the client said
Copied word for word from completed orders on Fiverr, typos and all.
Toluwa provided a clear and concise document outlining my concerns and next steps to complete the work on this project with clear timelines. I am looking forward to working with him and his team to complete this work and get this to the finish line.