App Features

• Animated Splash Screen
• User Sign In – Used social media sign in like Google Sign In, Facebook Sign In, Apple Sign In for iOS and also skip sign in feature where user can access the without signup.
• On Boarding Screen
• Loading Animation : Loading animations are available in the all screen which gives users a fluent & smooth experiences on data loading time.
• Lottie Animation
• Pagination : Used infinite scrolling which will help to load unlimited data without any problem and reduce database cost.
• Pull-to-Refresh
• Custom Google Map : Used Custom google map & custom marker icons to make a new & elegant design.
• Google Maps APIs : Used 4 Google Map APIs – Google Map for Android, Google Map for iOS, Places API & Direction API.
• Travel Blog : A complete travel blog with users reactions, comments, bookmark feature.
• Travel Guide : A Map view between source & destination place, estimated cost, distance between two places and step by step travel guides with cost.
• Nearby Hotels & Restaurants : Used Google Places API to show nearby hotels and restaurants on the google map. Applied an interactive animation between Google Map and Places List.
• User Reviews : User can review on places & comment on blogs. User can also delete their comments.
• Categories : You can use you country states/cities as categories and the app will divide the contents according to the categories. It will help the users to find out places quickly.
• Search : Used Recent Search feature which will save the recent search(s) of users locally.
• Firebase Push Notifications : Can be send push notifications directly from admin panel to all android & iOS users in just one click.
• Firebase In App Messaging : Can be useful for any campaign setup.
• Cached Image & Data : Images & database can be accessible even in offline.
• Admob & Facebook Ads : Used interstitial ads of both admob & facebook ads. Ads are configurable on user clicks. Ads can be controllable from admin panel.
• Multi-language Support : You can add your own language to the app with the easiest way.
• User Reaction & Bookmark : For both places & blog contents.
• User Profile : Users can edit their name and update their profile pictures.
• Html Support : Content description supports HTML text so that you can apply custom design with Html text.
• Hero Animation : Used flutter special animation package Hero in all content for a smooth and seamless user experience.
• Backend Service : Cloud Firestore Database from Google which is super fast, easy to use and also secure.
• Firebase Analytics : To access realtime activity of the users.
• State Management : Provider
• Step by Step Documentation

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— Oscar Wilde.

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