Chya Mazad - Car Import & Tracking
A mobile app for a Kurdistan car importer. Customers follow every vehicle from the US auction to arrival, price a car before they buy it, and download their own receipt.
Client
Chya Jalil
Type
App
Timeline
6 Weeks
Deliverables
Android & iOS app (Flutter) · Laravel API · Filament admin panel · Landed-cost calculator · Container tracking · PDF receipts · Moderated marketplace · Kurdish, Arabic & English with RTL · Light & dark themes
THE CHALLENGE
Chya Mazadi imports cars from US auctions into Kurdistan. Every question a buyer had — where is my car, what will it cost me landed, how much do I still owe - was answered by phone, one message at a time. Quotes were worked out by hand from freight sheets that change every month, so one rate change meant recalculating everything and risked quoting a customer the wrong price. Outside the owner's own records, nobody could see the real state of a shipment or the balance left on it.
THE SOLUTION
A Flutter app for customers and a Laravel back office for the owner. Customers watch each vehicle move through five stages - purchase, US garage, loading, shipping, arrival - with a live timeline, the cost breakdown behind the total, payment stages, and a PDF receipt they can download themselves. A calculator prices a car before purchase on both routes, US to Mersin and US to Dubai, using the owner's own freight, towing and clearance rates. Those rates live in the admin panel and he edits them himself, so a monthly price change takes minutes and needs no developer and no release. A moderated marketplace lets customers list cars for sale. Kurdish, Arabic and English throughout with full right-to-left support, and complete light and dark themes. The admin panel puts the whole business on one screen: receivables ageing, cash collected, value in transit, and how long each stage is actually taking.
THE RESULT
In daily production use: 22 customers and 20 vehicles tracked live through the pipeline, with every payment and outstanding balance in one ledger instead of a notebook. The "where is my car" call has gone - customers open the timeline themselves. Freight rates that change every month are now updated by the owner in minutes, so every quote goes out on current numbers rather than a hand calculation.