The electric vehicle market in India is at an interesting inflection point — adoption is growing, but the infrastructure experience hasn't caught up. Finding a nearby charging station, booking a slot, tracking your session in real time — these things should be seamless and often aren't. Power Delivery was built to change that.
I developed the entire application solo over three months. It's now live on both the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store — my first simultaneous dual-platform release.
What the App Does
Power Delivery is an EV charging platform designed specifically for Indian users. Find the nearest charging stations, book sessions, track your charging in real time — whether you're at home or on the go. The goal was to make the experience feel as simple as ordering food or booking a cab. Clean interface, real-time updates, no unnecessary complexity.
What I Built
Working solo meant owning every layer. I handled the full UI/UX design, React Native implementation, real-time session tracking, location-based station discovery, and the API integrations that kept accurate live data flowing into the app.
Location-based features come with their own challenges — permissions handling, accuracy, and performance across varied network conditions in Indian cities. Making the nearest station lookup fast and reliable required careful thought on both the data and interface sides.
Shipping to Both Stores
The Play Store process was familiar by this point. Apple's App Store was new territory. Apple's guidelines are stricter and the review process is less predictable. Getting through it cleanly — solo, on a deadline — was a genuine milestone.
The app is live, downloadable, and being used by real EV owners across India today.
→ Google Play Store · Apple App Store
Built with: React Native, Real-time APIs, Location services, Google Play Store + Apple App Store deployment