Not one app. Seven role-specific surfaces, one backend.
School panel · Super admin · Bus app · Parent app · Guard app · Support & sales · Breathalyzer interface - all designed by me, sharing identity, state colors and notification grammar.
Designed for 7:45 AM.
A parent at a bus stop wants one answer: where is my child? Track Bus and Camera lead navigation. Bus status is answerable in a glance - no taps.
Notifications fire from hardware, not from a transport manager - trustworthy by construction. Stop-change requests moved from phone calls into a tracked in-app flow.
Three versions to get a driver's attention right.
A tablet in a moving vehicle, used by someone whose eyes belong on the road. Three iterations, each stripping further down to trip states, navigation, and one unmissable SOS with an explicit "Contacting" state.
The alcohol test is a first-class flow, not a setting - the trip can't begin until it resolves. An end-of-trip mood check gives schools a daily pulse on driver wellbeing.
An operations console built on primitives.
Seven primitives an admin actually manages - students, drivers, routes, locations, buses, tickets, school - each with list → detail → edit. Bus cards aggregate live status, so the fleet view answers "is everything okay?" before any drill-down.
Parent-raised tickets land here as structured work items - closing the loop the parent app opens.
