DropCompare — Delivery Aggregator
React Native app aggregating multiple delivery services into a single interface — compare quotes, track orders, and manage deliveries from one place.
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Each delivery provider exposes its own API shape, auth model, and status vocabulary. DropCompare's core engineering problem was normalizing all of that into one consistent interface so the app could present a unified comparison and tracking experience regardless of which provider fulfilled the order — a React Native app aggregating multiple third-party delivery services so users compare quotes and track deliveries without switching between separate apps.
- Unified interface over several delivery-provider REST APIs
- Quote comparison — price and ETA across providers in one view
- Live order tracking normalized into one consistent display
- Unified order history spanning all providers rather than per-provider silos
Order history is unified into a single list instead of per-provider tabs, since users think in terms of "my orders," not "my orders from Provider X." Simplified delivery management for users who previously had to juggle several separate provider apps just to compare prices and track packages.
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