Earlier cross-surface prototype
Pavezk explored one booking state across customer, driver and operator roles.
The case remains useful for role ownership, location state, offer acceptance and cancellation logic. It is no longer part of the primary EV1 portfolio and is not presented as an operating transport service.
StatusActive web and native prototype; no public distribution proof.
UserCustomer requests, driver responds, operator resolves exceptions.
RiskEvery role can believe a different booking state.
EvidenceDemo ride flow and focused currency-state regression tests.
What remains useful
Shared state is the product.
Maps and buttons do not solve a marketplace. The useful work is deciding who can change a state, who sees it, what happens when location changes and how an operator recovers a failed handoff.
- CustomerRequest, offer, route, contact and cancellation state.
- DriverAvailability, acceptance, navigation and completion ownership.
- OperatorVisibility into exceptions without impersonating either role.
- BoundaryNo claim of live users, payments or production operation.
Honest boundary
This is an archived learning case, not current flagship proof.
The active codebase still contains cross-surface work, but full validation, native quality gates and public distribution are open. The current portfolio prioritizes products with stronger evidence.
ProvedMulti-role workflow modeling and operational edge cases.
OpenRelease quality, production infrastructure and market operation.
Relevant to multi-role systems
Need one reliable state across customers, operators and providers?
Send the roles, the disputed state and the handoff that fails today.