The app
Flutter, one codebase for iOS and Android. A step-by-step wizard, camera and gallery, drafts saved on the phone, login with a WhatsApp code, sessions kept in the phone's secure storage.
Car insurance from one photo.
Assuranci sells car insurance in a phone. Snap the registration card, get a price from licensed insurers, and the policy comes to your door for free. We built the iOS and Android app, the AI that reads the card, the backend with its admin panel, and the website.
Built for Mauritania. Prices in MRU.
- car details the AI reads off the card
- 10
- passwords, a WhatsApp code logs you in
- 0
- languages, Arabic right to left
- 3
- parts built by one team
- 4
- 4 months from first commit to the App Store
- SepJan
10 fields. Typed by nobody.
Buying car insurance used to mean an office, a form and a wait. Now the AI reads the card and fills the form. You just check it.
The office way
- Drive to an agent
- Copy the card into a form
- Wait for a quote
- Pay at the counter
- Come back for the policy
The Assuranci way
- Photo of the card
- Check what the AI read
- Price on screen
- Pay from your wallet
- Policy at your door
Vehicle details
- MakePeugeot
- Model308
- Plate numberhidden
- VINhidden
- Yearhidden
- First registrationhidden
- Fiscal power110
- Seats2
- Vehicle typePassenger car
- UsagePersonal
From photo to policy.
Five steps, one hand, no office. This is the real app.
- 01
Snap the card
Pick the document type and the cover: 3, 6 or 12 months. Take a photo, or pick one from the gallery.
- 02
AI reads it
A few seconds later the car is filled in. Every field stays editable. A blurry photo gets a clear "try again" and a WhatsApp button.
- 03
See the price
The price shows up at once, worked out on the server from the price table. A second car joins the same order.
- 04
Pay your way
Pick a bank or mobile wallet, copy the number in one tap, pay, upload the screenshot.
- 05
Policy at the door
The team checks the payment and approves the policy. It is delivered for free, and every policy shows where it stands.
Arabic? The whole app flips.
English, French and Arabic from day one: 429 strings in each, terms and privacy included. Switch to Arabic and the layout mirrors right to left, no restart.
Mirroring is the easy half. The design still needed hand fixes on many screens, and Arabic letters look smaller at the same size, so we sized the text by hand to match the English.
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Four parts. One team.
Two Flutter developers and a backend developer built all four.
- Photo
- AI reader
- Price table
- Order
- Team approves
- Your door
The AI reader
A vision model reads French and Arabic labels on three card layouts, even rotated or stamped. It knows a trailer when it sees one and scores its own confidence. Below 50%, the app asks for a new photo. We built it while this tech was still young, so picking tools that read the card reliably took real build and test time.
Backend and admin
Directus with our own extension: 22 API endpoints on PostgreSQL. The team approves payments and edits insurers, banks and price tables in the admin, so prices change without an app update. Each new order sends an email.
The website
A landing page in the same three languages, with the terms, privacy policy and about pages, and links to the App Store and Google Play.
Still on paper? Put it in a phone.
Assuranci swapped office visits and forms for five steps in an app, with AI doing the typing. If your customers still fill in forms, we can do the same for you. We do what it takes to make it.
Let's make something together.
No overengineering. No wasted time. Just straight-up execution.
Or book a call with Eryk (opens the booking calendar)[email protected]