Konstantin Kabanov

A Swift-based app for scooter rentals in the US. I led iOS app development and built many features, including a new map experience, MobilityOS for real-time navigation, new payment mechanics, and other features.

A scooter rental app that was based on a micro mobility platform, the same platform as the Bolt Scooter Rental app. I led iOS development and kept all changes across the Bolt app and Gotcha app in sync.

A healthcare platform for clinics with telemedicine technologies and appointment scheduling, portals for doctors and patients. I was the tech leader, led front-end development, built the back end with Django (Python), iOS app (Swift), and made the website (Webflow) look great.

Together with my team, we have built native apps for iOS and Android. The app allows people to track food diary and lose weight with special products for weight loss that produces our client.

We designed and implemented lots of features such as:
• Virtual chatbot that assists users in getting the right diet program
• Diary that allows tracking food and water consumption
• Customizable recurring reminders for meals and water
• Beautiful charts for stats and measurements
• Large database of food by categories
• Tips for doing diets right

The back-end was built with the Django framework (Python), iOS was written in Swift, and Android was coded in Java.

I managed the project, worked on UI/UX design, built the back end on Django with a complex logic of testing users and generating diet programs, and built the iOS app.

I worked with a team at Congo (former Podcast.io) to build a dedicated iOS app for one of their clients that allows sharing branded content online. I've designed the app based on wireframes and programmed the app. Later the design and codebase from the project was used in Congo's primary app.

This is an app that provides car wash on-demand. I worked on an existing codebase, implemented referral program using branch.io with the ability to use promo codes, implemented service zones using google maps integration, reworked purchase flow with an option to give tips, added real-time location tracking for washers.

When the client approached me, that app was very outdated and had designs and devices support from 2012. I have completely redesigned it so that it matches users expectations and rewrote the code completely from Objective-C to Swift. I've also implemented a bunch of new features, such as events sync and birthday cards. To do that, I also built a back-end on Django to manage users and events to support synchronization.

I've worked on the opensource iOS SDK for online localization platform. It allows apps to get seamless support for i18n technologies, supports third-party machine translations and crowd translation. I was supporting the library and implemented a real-time feature with Socket.io to make translation process seamless.