ridewithme is a modern, cross-platform ride-sharing application built with Flutter, designed to offer a smooth and intuitive experience for both passengers and drivers. Whether you're booking a ride or offering one, the app simplifies the entire process—from matching users to processing secure payments.

The project features a dedicated desktop admin application that gives administrators full control over client-side mobile app content and behavior. Admins can manage users, monitor ride activity, handle reports, configure system-wide settings, and maintain operational oversight in real-time.

On the backend, ridewithme utilizes ASP.NET with a Microsoft SQL Server database. It follows strict clean code principles, making it highly maintainable and easy to scale. The backend architecture incorporates key software design patterns including:

• Strategy for flexible ride-matching algorithms and payment logic
• Facade for simplified interaction with complex subsystems
• Dependency Injection to ensure loosely coupled, testable services

The system is built on a microservices architecture, enabling high scalability, modularity, and fault isolation. It also uses RabbitMQ as a messaging queue to facilitate asynchronous communication between services, improving performance and reliability for time-sensitive operations like booking confirmations, real-time status updates, and notification delivery.

Key technical highlights:

• Flutter frontend for mobile and desktop (admin)
• ASP.NET Core backend with clean architecture and layered services
• MSSQL database for structured and relational data storage
• Microservices architecture for scalability and maintainability
• RabbitMQ for distributed, asynchronous messaging
• Built-in authentication, secure payment processing, and location services

ridewithme is an excellent example of a production-grade, real-time system combining modern Flutter UI with an enterprise-level .NET backend. It’s designed with developers in mind—extensible, well-documented, and ready for integration with external APIs, analytics tools, or cloud services.