U.S.-Based AppSheet Developer / Consultant (Hourly, Ongoing) Posted yesterday Summary I’m looking for an independent, U.S.-based AppSheet developer to take over and continue the build of an existing internal business app. The goal is to establish a long-term partner I can rely on for AppSheet consulting, refinements, and future modules—not just one-off implementation.This role is hourly and consultative in nature. You’ll help refine specs, advise on best practices, and execute efficiently.What I Need Help With (Immediate)Reviewing an existing AppSheet app and underlying Google Sheet schemaOrganizing complex forms into clear, user-friendly sectionsRenaming fields and tables for clarity and consistencyBuilding out 1–2 focused modules (workflows, actions, views)What I’ll Need OngoingAdvising on feature implementation and AppSheet limitationsHelping outline project specs and lightweight briefs before buildIterative improvements as the app evolvesOccasional troubleshooting and optimizationRequired ExperienceU.S.-based only (time zone alignment and communication matter)Strong, hands-on AppSheet experience (not just theory)Experience working with Google Sheets as a data sourceAble to explain tradeoffs and recommend pragmatic solutionsComfortable acting as both consultant + implementerNice to HaveExperience designing clean schemas for growing appsFamiliarity with inventory, operations, or internal business toolsPrior work maintaining or taking over existing AppSheet appsEngagement DetailsHourly contractStart with a small scoped engagement (paid)Opportunity for ongoing work if it’s a good fit Deliverables - Develop and structure AppSheet app for catalog and inventory - Collaborate directly with our team - Support ongoing feature development $15.00-$50.00 Hourly

$450 to build the following: Google AppSheet Developer Needed – Delivery Management App for Furniture Company Posted yesterday Worldwide Specialized profiles can help you better highlight your expertise when submitting proposals to jobs like these. Create a specialized profile. Summary We are a small but growing furniture company looking to hire an experienced Google AppSheet developer to build a delivery management app for our internal team. The goal is to streamline how our office staff assigns deliveries and how our delivery drivers execute and report them in real time. ⸻ Project Overview We operate with 3 delivery vehicles and drivers. The app will have two user roles: 1. Office Staff (Web / Tablet preferred) 2. Delivery Team (Mobile app) All data should sync seamlessly between both sides. ⸻ Office Staff Requirements Office staff should have an easy-to-use interface where they can: • Create and assign deliveries • Select delivery vehicle and driver • Enter: • Delivery date & time • Client name • Contact details (phone/email) • Delivery address + GPS pin • Notes / special instructions • Upload a PDF delivery order (DO) • View delivery status in real time: • Pending • In progress • Delivered • See uploaded delivery photos and signatures • Access a calendar view for short- and long-term planning ⸻ Delivery Team (Driver App) Requirements Drivers should be able to use the app on their mobile devices to: • View assigned deliveries only • See all delivery details (address, contact, notes, PDF DO) • Print or view the delivery order (PDF) • Update delivery status: • In progress • Delivered • Upload photos of delivered items • Capture a digital signature on the mobile device • Sync all updates back to the office automatically ⸻ Technical Expectations • Built using Google AppSheet • Backend can be Google Sheets or another suitable AppSheet-compatible database • Clean UX, simple flows, minimal clicks • Proper user access control (office vs drivers)

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@Heather Di Rocco So I'm currently completing the commercialization of a fire protection checklist. Actually, this idea was kicked off by one of the Appsheet build requests that I featured in my Upwork jobs thread. For the full ICP, I've attached the full document. So... The GoCrewIT Fire and Protection Compliance Checklist is built for fire protection service companies that are under increasing pressure to modernize inspection documentation, comply with AHJ digital reporting requirements, and strengthen long‑term client relationships. The ideal customer is not a startup and not a national enterprise. It is a regional, operationally mature company that still relies on spreadsheets, PDFs, or legacy tools for inspections and reporting—and is now feeling pain from compliance portals, admin overhead, and client expectations. Company Profile - Industry: Fire Protection Services, this includes: - - Fire sprinkler inspection & testing - - Fire alarm inspection & testing - - Fire extinguisher service - - Backflow testing (often adjacent) - Geography: Midwest (initial focus) - - Illinois (especially Chicagoland) - - Indiana, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa - Company Size: - - Annual Revenue: ~$1M–$15M - - Business Model: Recurring inspection contracts, Mix of service + compliance work Operational Reality - Inspectors perform work in the field - Office staff consolidates inspection results - Reports are finalized after the site visit - Heavy reliance on: - - Excel / Google Sheets - - Fillable PDFs - - Email + shared drives - Significant admin time spent on: - - Re‑entering data - - Fixing rejected reports - - Responding to client requests for documents

not quite! 🤣🤣 A stupid pet trick I learned along the way was how to legally mine Google My Business for prospects. So now I'm creating a prospect list based on my criteria. After that, I'll start making calls and sending emails. I'll probably lose 5 pounds for the bad nerves of calling prospects. They call it cold calling, but I sweat so much🤣

Awesome! Thanks for the positive vibes!

@Paulo Costa hell yes, and yes!! I'll DM you to discuss further.