RSVP

RSVP is a new approach to recorded interviews allowing a group of editors to create an interview series for users to complete and share with their audience.

Solo DeveloperNew Paradigm Web DevelopmentOctober 2024 - Present1 year, 7 months

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About This Project

An iOS and Android mobile app built with React and Typescript that allows users to complete interviews and share them with their audience. RSVP is an innovative approach to recorded interviews that streamlines the process of creating and sharing interviews with audiences.

Key Achievements

Built a cross-platform mobile video app using React and Typescript
Used Capacitor to build native applications for iOS and Android
Used Firebase for authentication and data persistence, allowing for a seamless user experience
An Express backend provides a RESTful API for the mobile app to interact with and to do video processing seamlessly in the cloud

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