Client: MotoPal Partner: InfiniteUp Industry: Telematics / Youth Driving Status: Pre-launch, Real-world Testing Tech: FlutterFlow, Native Code Integration, Google Maps API, Firebase

MotoPal is a driving app designed to support Gen A users, especially those with ADHD, by offering behavior-based driving feedback, rewards, and real-time speed alerts. InfiniteUp supported the full-stack build, from frontend in FlutterFlow to native code integration for accurate sensor data.

This app tackles one of the biggest challenges in road safety for new drivers—building better habits with lightweight tech, meaningful feedback, and gamified learning.

FlutterFlow frontend development and UI/UX refinement

Integration of custom native speed tracking via Swift/Kotlin

Google Maps and TomTom API for real-time speed limit data

Firebase backend for event tracking, onboarding flows, and gamification triggers

Iterative QA and UX feedback loops with real-world drivers and parents

Accurate Speed Tracking Speed alerts are powered by a native speed measurement system, integrated outside of FlutterFlow. This ensures precise feedback during drives and supports ADHD-focused UX with clear, timely prompts.

Driver + Parent Onboarding Separate onboarding flows for teens and guardians reduce friction. Challenges and rewards are deferred until after the first drive to keep onboarding light.

Post-Drive Feedback & Gamification After a drive, users receive a simplified score, safety tips, and optional challenges. This delayed unlock sequence encourages exploration without overwhelming new users.

Learning Library Content such as “Science of Rewards” helps explain behavioral reinforcement and offers structured guidance—positioned between videos and skills.

FlutterFlow used for building all UI components, user flows, and Firebase connectivity

GitHub used to sync native iOS and Android codebases

Speed tracking logic written in Swift/Kotlin and merged manually

GitHub Actions planned for future automated builds

InfiniteUp led technical architecture, custom widget integration, and QA

MotoPal team led product vision, UX feedback, and field testing

Weekly async check-ins, shared ClickUp task tracking, and screen-recorded test drives

Contracting out native build support identified as most efficient for resource-limited startup teams

Speed tracking works in test builds; now being validated in real-world drives

Challenges, checkpoints, and rewards unlock smoothly post-onboarding

70% of core feature set complete; final QA underway

No public release yet—limited to TestFlight and internal testing

Native code was essential for accuracy—FlutterFlow alone was insufficient

ADHD-focused design required minimal friction and staggered feature unlocks

UX copy and visual polish significantly affected comprehension of core features

User trust hinges on accuracy—every alert must be timely and justified

Finalize iOS and Android native deployment

Confirm all Firebase logic for post-drive rewards and challenges

Expand user testing with external drivers

Launch a minimum viable version for public beta