A React Native travel application for route search, passengers and bus ticket reservations.
Screens from the published Shpejtimi mobile application. Open an image for a closer look.
A React Native travel application for route search, passengers and bus ticket reservations.
Routes, passengers and reservation information define the travel context. The project presents those subjects through an application interface, connecting the travel offering with the steps a traveller needs to understand.
Built with React Native, React, Expo. The portfolio previews show the project's interface and visual structure.
Shpejtimi is a mobile travel application covering route search, passenger information and bus-ticket reservations. Those stages belong to one journey: a traveller needs to identify the trip before supplying the details for a reservation. This project focuses on the app experience; Blini Travel is a separate public website in the portfolio.
The listed stack is React Native, React and Expo. The gallery shows the mobile interface, with a public App Store link available on this page. For a new reservation app, operator data, booking rules and release responsibilities must connect to the screen journey. A mobile framework alone does not settle those requirements.
For a similar application, specify who supplies routes, how passenger details are validated and when a request becomes a confirmed reservation. Include a changed journey in the review scenarios. Discuss supported devices, content languages and the operator’s existing system before committing to payment or live-seat integrations.
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