On this stream I walked through the completed blueprint for Project Victor J. Rosario, also known as Project Fund: a county-owned rideshare and multimodal transportation app for Miami-Dade. It matters because the profits are not going to investors. They go to the owners, the residents of Miami-Dade County, as a check every three months.
The blueprint is done, and we are ahead of schedule
I have completed the application plan so we can start working immediately, with a budget, on day one. The developer instructions are written step by step. What a developer and the county staff receive is a complete, production-ready iOS codebase for a multimodal transportation platform serving Miami-Dade County and the greater South Florida region. The vision: transform Miami-Dade County into a model for future urban mobility by seamlessly integrating ground transportation with autonomous vehicles and aerial taxis.
We build on Apple first, for iPhone on iOS 16 and above; Google and Android come later, because that takes longer to develop. You can have a developer, but if you do not give them instructions, nothing gets built.
Where the app will take you
The service area is Miami-Dade County and its 34 municipalities, from Aventura to Homestead, Hialeah, Miami Beach and West Miami, roughly 2,000 square miles. Airport coverage includes Miami International (MIA), Opa-locka Executive (OPF), Miami Executive (TMB), Homestead General Aviation (X51) and Dade-Collier (TNT).
But if a customer in Miami-Dade wants to leave the county, we will take you out of the county:
- Monroe County: from the airport all the way to Key West and the Keys, including Key West International (EYW) and Marathon (MTH).
- Broward County: all 31 municipalities, plus FLL, Executive (FXE), North Perry (HWO) and Pompano Beach (PMP) airports.
- Palm Beach County: from Delray Beach up to Jupiter and West Palm Beach, plus Palm Beach International (PBI) and the county's general aviation airports.
Flying out of Fort Lauderdale or Palm Beach, or headed to a convention? We take you and bring you back.
Three phases, and the money
As soon as I become mayor, we create a team under the Office of the Mayor and start immediately. We start with a minimum of funds: $500,000 allocated, but only up to $300,000 used to develop and have this ready in six months. I say $500,000 because if some error happens, we can mitigate it. Every time you build an app you find errors; that is part of development.
- Phase one, the first six months: human drivers. The drivers are residents of Miami-Dade County. In those six months we get the drivers, the insurance, the TNC license, and everything in compliance with the State of Florida, the county and the airports. While the backend is being built, we are already recruiting drivers, so when the app opens, everybody can take rides from the airport, from home, from work.
- Phase two, months 7 to 12: autonomous vehicles. After one year, residents can select in the app whether they want an unmanned vehicle or a human driver. You always have that choice.
- Phase three, months 13 to 24: full multimodal integration. eVTOL aircraft, vertiports, pilot training, partnerships and FAA certification. About a year.
Once Apple is running, we start on Google. That should take less than a year, because the permits, insurance, TNC registration and FAA work will already be done.
Who gets paid
This is what separates this project from everything else.
The profits are going to go to the owners, which are the residents of Miami-Dade County.
This app does not have investors. We are not attached to any investor bank or anyone on Wall Street that we have to hand the profits to. By the second year, the app is generating income inside the county. That income pays everybody working in the operation, and it sends a check every three months to residents.
Every year you get a 1099 and pay taxes on those funds. The county, the state and the federal government each get their taxes, so all three work together. What we build here is something independent that no one else has. Whatever the state or the federal government gives everybody is extra icing on the cake.
So the county right now is generating a big zero.
Right now the county allows companies to come in and generate income while the county only collects taxes and fees. With that alone, the county cannot support you. It is an unsustainable path. We start this project at zero, because that is what we have. But that zero is going to grow, and every three months it gets divided across the residents of Miami-Dade County.
Around 2030, the project starts purchasing unmanned vehicles to integrate into the app; those generate income too. Then there is the commercial side of the drones: departing from the airport and flying to the cruise ships, to Miami Beach, to the Fort Lauderdale airport. Drones cannot land at people's homes, so when you land at a vertiport, a driver or an unmanned vehicle is waiting to take you home. It is a hybrid of air and ground transportation.
Taxis, hotels and conventions are included
In phase one, the app carries not only our drivers but also the taxi companies already here in Miami-Dade, the ones driving people from the airport and the cruise ships today. From the app you choose a rideshare driver or a taxi. Everybody who works in transportation is covered, so it becomes the app to go to in Miami-Dade County. Convention attendees get instructions to download it before they arrive, and hotels get marketing materials for check-in.
What the developers do on day one
We are not going to sit down on day one and figure out what to build. The project overview, the backend API specs and the implementation guide are already written. In one meeting the team reviews all three, about 20 to 30 minutes each, takes a break, and starts setting up the development environment. By the end of that day, the team is working.
The technical decisions are made too. Payments run on Stripe's pre-built iOS payment sheets plus Apple Wallet, with Google Wallet later; I am not reinventing the wheel there. Maps use Apple MapKit. Analytics we build ourselves, because we are not going to have a third-party service looking at how many trips we have or what we are doing inside the county.
It is really three apps: rider, driver and management. The rider app has phone authentication, fare estimation, real-time tracking, payment, ride history, ratings and referrals. The driver app has an online/offline toggle, ride acceptance, earnings tracking so you see in black and white what you made per ride, navigation, document uploads and a support chat to management. Security and compliance, from biometric authentication to PCI, Florida TNC license, commercial insurance and background checks, is all housed inside the county.
We're not going to have outsiders or development companies from the outside to just have their hands in the residents' funds.
Coding the specs takes two to three months. In four or five months we have drivers taking test rides. Then the press release goes out, residents download the app, and we test and deploy for at least one month. The first day the app opens, a driver picks someone up and gets paid when the ride is done. The whole way through, a website updated every week shows the percentage completed on each part of the project.
The phase-one numbers
These will fluctuate, but here is the cost breakdown for phase one:
- iOS development: $50,000 to $150,000
- Backend development: $35,000 to $75,000
- Testing and QA: $25,000 to $45,000
- Cloud hosting: roughly $2,000 to $4,000 per month
- Operations staff: under $5,000 per month each
- Marketing: $50,000 to $75,000 per month
- Legal and compliance: $15,000 to $25,000
All together, between $250,000 and $500,000. The minimum targets are at least 1,000 registered users and 150 to 250 drivers in the first month, multiple rides per day by the second month, then scaling toward 500 drivers. When the marketing strategy kicks in, I expect to blow those numbers away.
What this means for Miami-Dade residents
Here is what I will do, and when:
- On day one as mayor, create the team, talk with the commissioners and county staff, and start building. Six months to launch phase one, and I think we do it faster, because the instructions are already written.
- Drivers and residents start earning the day the app goes live.
- Once the app is generating income, we open a vetted application for the quarterly check: biometrics, address verification, an interview with county officials, your driver's license and paperwork. We start with seniors and people with disabilities, then families with kids, then everybody in between.
- A high percentage of people here have Apple phones, and we will find a way to work with Apple on a program to get residents onto an iPhone 16 or above.
- This is the first county-owned industry. I am moving to the next project now and plan to keep creating new ones every week for the next five or six months, so when I walk in as mayor there is a list of files ready to assign to teams. The goal is a conglomerate of county-owned industries that support residents for generations, even when artificial intelligence, unmanned vehicles and robots are taking jobs.
Tell me what you think, and do not forget to vote for Victor J. Rosario on November 7, 2028. I am doing this from the heart and from my mind, and this is for you. County owned, county built, residents first.
Full transcript of the stream
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So, basically, um, this is the project Victor J. Rosario, aka project fun summary. Uh this is the developer and county staff. What they're going to receive? They're going to receive a complete production of uh ready iOS application codebase for revolutionary multimodal transportation platform proudly serving Miami Day County and the greater South Florida region. It's just going to have all these instructions uh and basically you will just going to go ahead and and show you uh some of the things that I am been working on. Okay. Uh the vision is transform Miami day county into a model for future urban mobility by seamlessly integrating ground transportation with autonomous vehicles and aerial taxes. The future of transportation start now. Let's build it together. So the coverage that I am
12:12creating uh for the app and for everything to work um is uh the the the basically the the coverage it's uh it's going to be Miami day coverage service area is Miami Day County the 34 municipality. So, we're going to have coverage into Miami Day County, um, Aventura, Bal Harbor, Bay Harbor, Icelands, Biscane Park, Coral Gables, Cer Bay, Doro, Elportal, Florida City, Golden Beach, Halia, Halia Gardens, Homestead, Indian Creek Village, Kiscane, Medley, Miami, Miami Beach, Miami Gardens, Miami Lake, Miami Shores, Miami Springs, North Bay Village, North Miami, North Miami Beach, Opalaka, Pomemetto Bay, Pancress, South Miami, Sunny Isles, Beach, Surfside, Sweetwater, Virginia Gardens, and West Miami. Airport coverage includes Miami International Airport, MIA, Miami Opalaka Executive Executive Airport, OPF, Miami Executive Airport, TMBB, Miami Homestead General Aviation Airport X51, and Del Collier Training and Transition Airport, TNT.
Uh in Moro County, we'll be able to take passengers from the airport all the way to Key West, Alamore, the Marathon Key, Colony Beach, Leon. Moro County airports include Key West International Airport, EYW, and for the Keys Marathon International Airport, MTH. uh in Brower County we will be able to uh provide services on the 31 municipalities of Brower County coverage including Coconut Creek, Corporate City, Cory Beach, Davy Derfield Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Hendel Beach, House Boro Beach, Hollywood Ldale by the Sea, Ldale Lakes, Ler Hill, Lacy Lake, Lighthouse Point, Margate, Miramar, North Ldale, Oakland Park, Parkland, Penrook Park, Perbrook Pines Plantation, Pompano Beach, Sea Ranch, Lake Southwest Ranches, Sunrise, Tamrack, West Park, Weston and Wilton Manners, Brower County Airports includes Fort Lauderdale for lot Hollywood International Airport, LL Executive Airport, FXE, North Perry Airport, HWO, and Pompa Beach Airport, PMP. Uh, also we're going to be able to provide services all the way to Palm Beach County and the 34 39 municipality.
Palm Beach County coverage includes Atlantis, Belgar, Borton Beach, Brain Breeze, Cloud Lakes, Delray Beach, Glenn Ridge, Green Acres,
15:02Gulf Stream, Havill, Highland Beach, Hypaloo, Juno Beach, Jupiter, Jupiter, England Colony, Lake Clark Shores, Lar Park, Lakew Worth Beach, Lantana, Loxa Hatchee Groves, Manalaplan, Manalaplan, Mongonia, Park, Ocean Ridge, Bahooki, Palm Beach, Palm Beach Garden, Palm Beach Shores, Ria Beach, South Bay, South Palm Beach, Tesca Golf, North Palm Beach, Palm Spring, Royal Palm Beach, Wellington, West Palm Beach, and West Lake, Palm Beach County Airports, including Palm Beach International Airport, PBI, North Palm Beach County General Aviation Airport at 45, Palm Beach County Park Airport, LNA, and Palm Beach County Glaze Airport, PHK.
Um, we have the covering roughly 2,000 square mile inside of Miami Day County, but if any customer there is in Miami Day County and wants transportation to Palm Beach County, Burber County or Monroe County and even on Lee County, uh, we're going to be able to provide a rare app. Okay. So this project has uh backend required. This bridge is front end only uh and basically have all have all the deliverables and non-negotiable running backend services is requires like all the requirements that I would need rest APIs that match the specifications of the mobile project and basically what I am going to be doing is like I I have created all this is just like u the beginning and what the developers are going to do okay uh you can have a developer but if you don't give it instructions this is all the instructions step by step what they need to doing what they need to code. Um, and basically we're going to have um the deliverables from uh backend front end must have modules uh payment uh requirements. What stripes we're going to be using? Stripe iOS SDKs. We're going to be using uh uh stripe pre-built uh systems uh with the payment sheets which is just something uh that everybody can is like open book. This is how it works. Uh I am not reinventing the wheel. This is something that you know this is things that they already built. So we can take them from stripe and put it in the application and work seamlessly. Okay.
Uh we're going to be able to uh have stripes and also we're going to be able to have uh Apple wallet as well. So so the residents and and writers we just put utilize the uh Apple wallet uh with the future we're going to be able to integrate Google Wallet 2 and Google services. But the beginning of the app uh the phase one um which is going to take us
18:03uh the plan is going to be for developers to review all the documentation set up the development environment implement backend APIs complete the UI stops and begin testing okay um for the project managers have the ideas of assemble the teams we're going to be creating the teams that's I'm good at that create project timelines. I have the project timelines already. Uh set up the infrastructure. I already have the infrastructure uh beginning the regulatory progress.
We have the regulatory progress as well. Um something I have the regulatory process. Um I also have the plan marketing strategy as well. I have created all those things uh ahead of time. So uh for the county staff, we're going to be having uh some staff working with the financial projections, approved the development budget, and establish partnerships, recruiting initial drivers, and plunge the plan the launch event. I already have the launch event planned, how long it's going to take, the quality of assurance um code um um um we're going to have the best best practices for core quality, the architecture, uh separations of concerns, reusable components, uh the safety and error uh handling framework in case some some error happens on the phone or whatever. We're going to be doing this on 16 plus uh iOS and let's see.
So, we're going to it's going to take us um around 21 weeks to have this uh going. Okay. uh as soon as that I become the next mayor of Miami date county uh we'll create a team under the office of the mayor that we immediately will assign us uh and we're going to start this with a minimum um um um funds to create this. Okay. Uh we're going to start this with uh $500,000 and but we're going to use only up to $300,000 to develop and have this ready uh in the next in the next uh six month to launch the development and infrastructure. I say 500,000 because if something happens and some error happens, we're going to be able to to to mitigate that. Okay. So the timeline is
21:01going to be six months to launch and we have the investment is going to be half a million dollars and we're going to be able to have in the first steps and in the first uh phases we're going to have the right share uh the human drivers. This is going to be ready to build and all provider is is ready for backend integration. The phase one is going to be uh human drivers, the residents of Miami Day County. Those are the ones that we're going to be doing this building this uh application. And on the first six months, we're going to have drivers, have the insurance, have the TNT, and have everything in in in compliance with the state of Florida, the county, the airports, and have all our ducks in a row in the first six months. Uh I have everything planned all the way to from the first day all the way to the six six months. Okay. Um all the code is going to be provided. We're just going to bring a team that they're just going to do uh what I have built already. We're they're just going to code it. All right. And have everything working. Um do Q&A. And once that we have the Q&A, we're going we go up and running. and the residents and the drivers are going to start making bank that day as soon as we go live.
Okay. So, while we are um building the systems, we're going to be able to start acquiring uh drivers while the building the build is being built in the in the back end. We're building everything, getting the drivers. That way we can match everything and open the app for everybody and everybody's going to be able to uh join um the app and and and and take rides rides from the airport from your home from your work for it doesn't matter whatever is in Miami Day County and if you need to get out of Miami day county will take you out of Miami day county example you need to fly to uh Fort Lauderdale you need to fly on on Palm Beach you need to go to publish for a meeting or convention. We'll take you and we'll come bring you back to as well. Um we we'll have everything ready from the first the phase number one. Then the second phase um is going to take us uh 7 to 12 months after we have the drivers ready working. That second phase is for the county app uh project Victor J.
Rosario AK project fund um have our to get our our architecture ready and uh waiting phase one competition. So we're going to also once that we have uh phase one ready we start with phase two. Phase two is to add autonomous vehicles. Okay, that's going to take us around six more months to have that ready in the back
24:01end and then have it live. So then in the app the residents after one year they're going to be able to select if they want to go uh on man or they want to have a driver they will have always that um that feature that they can select what they want. Okay. Then on phase three which is going to take us uh 13 to 24 months. This is going to be something different which is going to be the full multimodal uh uh integration for EV tool integration.
Uh basically vertical management system uh the vert ports we're going to have to have the ports so we can like have the uh evol um electrical vertical takeoff um um drones they're going to be going out uh the pilot trainings the partnerships the FAA certification uh we have to do a lot of things that we need to do in order to have that that inside the app. It's going to take us like a year to have that. So, by the second year, we will have an app on Apple already working and generating uh income inside of the county which is going to be able to pay everybody inside that is working in the P environment, marketing department, uh admin department, uh management department in the app and everything. and and also is going to be able to send every three months every three months a check to all residents. Okay.
So, uh we are ahead of time uh we are on February 2nd of 2026 and we already have an app uh 16 uh plus uh for iOS on Apple um in the back end. Once that we have Apple running, then we can turn around and start working with Google, which is going to take us like less than a year to have everything approved because it's already it's the same permits, commercial, uh, insurance, uh, TNT with the state of Florida and county, all the permits and everything FAA, everything will be already done permit-wise, and we'll just need to do the integration so they can have on the Google store uh, the app so it can work on Android uh, phones, but we're going to start first on Apple and we already are ahead of time and I am very happy uh that we're ahead of schedule and I am working very very hard for you. So when I come the first day we immediately start working okay creating a team assigning talking with commissioners talking with staff in the county and start generating the app and in six months on six months and I am putting six months but between you and me we're going to be able to do this faster and
27:02because all the instructions and everything is already done. So once that I bring the professional team they're going to they will know they will know what to do they know where to turn what to do what to ask where not to do there everything all faces are already everything is established okay so we just need the coding team to code my instructions and everything that I have uh created for the residents of Miami day county um and then um after two years we're going to be able by 2031 we're going to be able to start purchasing unmanned vehicles on 2030 to start purchasing unmanned vehicles so we can integrate them inside of the app. And those vehicles what they're going to do is um generate income for project fund project Victor J Rosario and those that project will be sending every three months check from all those operations.
We're going to be able to send a check for uh man operation with drivers. We're going to be able to send uh uh funds uh and generate funds from onman operations and also we're going to be able to uh be able to uh capitalize and get the commercial part of the drones. They're going to be departing from the airport and flying to the cruise ships or going to Miami Beach or going to Miami or going to Florida airport. whatever uh the customers want to go from our airports that we will have spread around the county. So that's another thing we're going to be um uh implementing and creating vertiports so we can have the landing of the of the drones. And then in those landing airports, we're going to be able to have either your transportation will be a driver. Whatever you select, you want a driver or you don't want a driver. If you want a onman vehicle, then on on manned vehicle will be waiting for you. So when you land, you get out of the out of the airport and the drone jump in the jump in the vehicle and and the vehicle lives and take you to your home. Okay. Uh the the drones cannot land on people's homes or areas, but we will have in the mini ports that we will have uh transportation. So it's just going to be a hybrid uh transportation of air and also terrestrial transportation.
So um tell me what do you think about what we're doing. You can leave the comments. You can communicate with me and we have all the different kind of um ideas and all the different quick starts developers. Step one, step two, what do they need to be doing? uh the names of the projects then the the cities the opens the batches the API services etc etc etc etc the project scope what's
30:01going to happen with the code uh what do they need to build whether they need to build the backends uh complete UIs payment integration testing suites analytics all the different kind of things that um we will need to have a top-notch operation for all the resonance of Miami day county and basically this is uh this is the future and the future is here in Miami day and we're going to be building um this app in less than two years have it already uh drivers are going to be able to make bank onman vehicles are going to make banks for everyone as well and what's going to happen is that this app doesn't have investors we're not attached to any investor bank or we're attached to any investor in Wall Street that we need to give the profits to them. Okay, the profits are going to go to the owners which are the residents of Miami Day County and the owners of of the app are the residents of Miami Day County. That's why every three months they're going to get a check from this county own industry that I am going to be creating under my administration for all of you. Uh this is just basically a project summary of project Victor J.
Rosario aka project fun which is already uh it's a campaign promise already completed and we are ahead of schedule. So now I just going to move to create more projects and more more um more um uh projects for the county. So when I come in, we'll just we don't have to sit down to to see what we're going to be doing. No, no, no. We already know what we're going to be doing. What are we going to be building? And in some projects, I have to start completing and creating the the the instructions and what are we going to be doing? That's what we're going to be doing for the next, you know, five, six months. Uh, every week creating new new projects. So when I come in as a mayor, I will have a list with files and everything of what do we need to do and we're just going to get teams and assign teams and then have all these projects working immediately and creating assets for the county. So those assets are going to be able to uh support the county for generations to come and they're going to be able to support all residents for many generations to come. Well, we need to start now. That way when artificial intelligence comes um and unmanned vehicles are everywhere and robots are everywhere taking your jobs, we already have a plan independent from the state of Florida, independent from the uh United States government, from the federal government. Whatever they're going to give to everybody everywhere, that's going to be an extra icing in the cake of whatever
33:01we have. Okay. uh other counties are just looking somewhere else. Okay, now they're looking at what we're doing here. They're starting to take ideas. They're starting to to look what we're doing. And this is great because we're going to be able to prepare for Miami Day County be the pioneers of uh project Victor J. Rosario uh creating uh different county owned industries that what's going to happen is this. Okay. Um, let's say we're every three months you're going to get funds. Okay? Every year you're going to get a 1099.
You're going to pay taxes on the funds that you're going to get. The county is going to get uh taxes. The state is going to get taxes and our federal government also is going to get taxes as well. Okay. So, right in there we have all components. So our county, state, and federal government can work together. The federal government would going to continue to pay uh and be able to afford projects and and and afford uh projects across United States of America, including the state of Florida. The state of Florida is going to be able to give projects to all counties, including Miami Day County. And and what I am creating is this is is having us something independent that no one else has that people were going to start building and going to look at the idea and say wait a minute he's right.
If we can have all counties independent creating and generating uh funds and generating on daily basis 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days on county owned industries and those funds goes directly to all the residents on that county. Neighboring counties are going to do the same thing. And what we're going to have is counties being able to sustain themselves as technology continues to advance. Okay?
So, we need to create a platform and create a base, a solid base so we can sustain no matter what uh what happens in the future. And we know what happens when hurricane comes and we have to rebuild and and basically this is going to happen. We're going to be able to rebuild the county. We're going to be rebuild the workforce. We're going to be able to rebuild uh the people that are going to lose their jobs. We're going to be putting back to school. We're going to be able to do so many things because we have new now new industries creating on daily basis creating uh funds for the county and the direct beneficiaries of that is going to be you uh the county residents. Okay. We're going to start first, like I already explained it, we're going to start first with seniors uh and handicapped people
36:02and then we're going to be able to go with uh people with uh families with kids and then everybody in between. This is going to take us a few months to just divide that to everyone and have the county uh generating income on daily basis. So the county right now is generating a big zero. Okay. And the county right now is built allowing companies to come and generate income and the company the county only is getting just uh taxes and fees and and that's it. You know what I mean? With that they cannot support you. It's impossible. It's it's an unsustainable path. The county would not be able to s uh support all the residents in the event that they will need to do it. With this uh initiative, we're going to be able to every three months send some money. We're going to start from zero like I already have said. Okay, we with the project starts with zero because that's what we have. We have a zero. But that zero is going to generate $1, $10, $100,000, 10,000, millions and millions and millions and millions of dollars. And every three months that's gets divided through all the households and all the residents of Miami date county which we're going to be doing a vetted u application where you come we do biometrics we verify your address we verify everything and then we'll push you so you can receive the check. So that's going to be also a process that is going to happen after the app is working and everything is working once that everything is is generating income.
Then we're going to start going one by one uh county uh countywide uh resident by resident, people by people come do an interview with the rest with the county officials. Uh show the your your your paperwork, your your driver's license, where you reside, etc., etc. I already have put some information already last year. I put that on the on our website. So yes, my name is Victor Rosario. I'm going to be the next mayor of Miami Day County. I have the ideas. I have uh applications that we are creating. I am building uh abundance for everyone here in Miami Day County. And we are going to be the pioneers. Okay. from Miami Day County, we will go and work in other counties to get them up to date and and teach them how we we're doing things. Okay. Uh so it's very important that uh NDC workforce as well as work because we're going to be able to take um projects and give jobs to the residents of Miami Day County and all the excess of those funds are going to be able to send them to the residents of Miami Day County. Again, my name is Victor Rosario. I am very happy that we have uh re reached our goal um complete ahead
39:02the schedule the iOS app for iPhone or and Apple with we're going to be hiring Apple developers to work and build this from scratch. Um, everybody in Miami date county, there's a high percentage of people that have Apple phones, and we're going to find a way to work with Apple so we can like uh create and and have a program to to replace whatever phone you have and create and and have you uh on Apple 16 or above. Okay. Uh, if you have any questions, you know where to reach me. Uh you can reach me on my cell phones. Uh you can go to victormiami.com and and let's talk about the the what's going to happen.
It's it's something very uh uh very uh very amazing uh where we're going to be doing here. Uh so the cost breakdown of of phase one. Okay. Okay, the cost breakdown um is going to be on iOS development uh from 50,000 to $150,000. Uh backend development is going to be from 35,000 to $75,000 and testing and Q&A is going to be around 25,000 to 45,000. Um and then those numbers will fluctuate uh accordingly to whatever we need to uh create more on development you know uh with the developers uh and the coders uh we are going to have uh monthly expenses on AWA's databases uh third party services and payment processing you know uh they're going to charge us x amount of per transaction and a percentage we're going to get uh have uh uh thirdparty services. We're going to limit the access of thirdparty services. These are tools that are already created while we are creating our own tools that we can do better and more instead of having the third party services. That's going to be later on that we're going to continue uh developing this app every year and making our app uh independent of thirdparty uh services. We're going to have database. We're going to have a monthly expenditure of around $1,000,500. Uh and then also hosting on different platforms like AWS and Google uh cloud or Meta Cloud or any other cloud that we can find uh is going to be more than around two to $4,000 approximately.
approximately uh support team and operation teams. Uh we're going to have uh a budget where we're going to create new jobs or we're going to move people from the county to just be part of the operations of this app. Uh they're going to get paid uh uh
42:13what their what their salary is going to is normally be from from working for an operations around less than $5,000 per month. Okay. So you have to be working uh for the for the app uh on monthly basis. Uh we're going to have also for operations we're going to have a marketing budget around 50,000 to $75,000 per month. So we can like put that out there, put advertisement, go to the media, put advertisements.
uh legal compliance which going to take us around uh for operations around 15 to $25,000. So we can have lawyers and we have all our ducks in a row legally with our uh lawyers and lawyer teams inside. That's is going to just take us around uh between uh $250,000 to $500,000. uh the developers, the infrastructure monthly payments and also the operations of having uh people to work uh on operations. What are the people in operations are going to be doing? Well, making sure we automate all the system so people put the the driver's license insurance uh making sure that all vehicles have what is required under state and federal laws uh that we have all the doctors on the road so our legal team we are in compliance. Okay. Uh and and have everything um in on phase number one ready to launch. Um we will have uh susect metrics already in in a plan that we're going to have uh on the first moon. We're going to have at least minimum of a thousand registered users and at least uh uh 150 to 250 drivers in the first month.
That's minimum. Okay. And we will be able to have multiple rides per day on the second month. Then the numbers start scaling up. You know, 500 drivers uh more users coming in. Um this is just uh metrics that are going to to have uh I know that when we create the marketing strategy, I am going to blow off all these numbers. Okay? And we're going to have in the first month thousands of registered users and we're going to have thou uh hundreds of drivers registered as well. Uh we're going to have also in the app uh to have the ability that we're going to have in the in in the second phase. We're going to in the first phase, I'm sorry, we're going to have drivers and also taxi companies
45:02that are currently here in our county on Miami Day County. uh they're part of the transportation business and I am not going to leave our residents outside and I am going to penalize uh taxi corporations and taxis drivers. They are the ones that drive people from the airport, from the cruise ships and stuff like that. So, you're going to be able to from the app uh select if you want uh uh a driver from the app, from the riser app picking you up or you want a a taxi uh picking you up for doctor's appointment, from the airport, etc. for the cruise ship, whatever. The idea in here is that we can have um everybody that works in transportation cover under our app. That way it's like the the the the main app and the app to go here at Miami Day County. And we're going to be able to to generate income for everyone.
Okay. And this is going to be good for the residents when we have conventions. In the conventions, we send instructions so they can prepare themselves and download the app before they come from the conventions to our county. uh hotel hotels. We're going to be able to send to all the hospitality businesses. Uh some marketing materials so they can add it in their um checkins in their TVs so they can put it in um on paper so they can send it on email when you do a checking automatically. Boom. This is the county app. This is what we have. And eventually we will have the aerial taxis uh taxis and unmanned vehicles and drivers uh here with us.
Um give me one second. I just got beep beep beep. I think it's uh Tik Tok. So, um, we got about 30 31 messages on on on Twitch. Uh, hello Twitch, how you doing? I've seen your messages. I'll get back with everyone once that I finish this transmission and this video live stream. Um that is really really very affirmative for all the residents of Miami Day County that they know that their next mayor is already working ahead of schedule and and having all the ducks in a row uh so we can have uh a great integration and create um everything. Okay, we are going to have um requirements you know we need to have the vertiport infrastructure the FAA certification the evol partnerships and the pilot training we need to have pilots I already have spoken about how we're going to have the pilots in here in Miami day county under my administration also we're going to have uh technology stacks uh the front end iOS our languages the framework the
48:10architecture everything that is already built everything is already set for developing. The developing team is coming to work. We're not going to be oh, you know, uh we need to start creating. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. On day one, boom. This is what we this is the route that we're going to take. Okay. And as we move on the route any any any hiccups that happen some development which every time that we're creating uh apps and doing MVPs or doing anything we we'll find uh some errors here and there and we have to mitigate and fix all those errors. That's part of of of of the development. This is something that that happens and we're going to be ready and we'll have the budget allocated in case in case something happens. But all the instructions that I have created are very general and very uh simplistic and very easy to follow. Uh that we are not going to find um holes in front of us.
Okay. Uh we're going to be able to on the back end the recommended uh backend systems, databases, cach real time, the hosting, everything on thirdparty services. Uh the payment is going to be Stripe which is going to be a third party service. um uh maps, Apple map kit. Then later we're going to be able to add Google as well. Uh push uh the APIs analytics. We're going to create our own analytics. We're not going to use someone else's analytics. That way we are minimizing um third party to come in and look what we're doing. How many we have? How many of trips do we have? No, no, no, no. The analytics. This is something that I I I love and I have have years and years of experience specifically on analytics. So, we're going to create our own dashboard of analytics and we will have our own systems uh independent from so it's going to have our own analytics customs analytics. So, we're not going to have a third party service um looking to see what are we doing inside of the county. What we're doing in the county is county build is for our residents and no one else's. Okay. Um, let's see. So, we're going to have our step one. We're going to be reviewing the documentation that I have. You know, I have the the the the review documentation with the development team that we select. Uh, we're going to have I already have the project overview. I have the backend API specs already set for them and this the implementation guide for all the developers. Okay. So they're going to have one, two, three ready to go and in one meeting uh we will be able to discuss with the developer team uh the project overview that's going to take us around 20 25 minutes. Um we'll take notes and everything. Uh we're going to be able to review the backend API specs. That's going to take us around 20 to 25 minutes. Um then we're going to be able
51:10to scan uh the implementation guide. That's going to take us around 20 to 30 minutes. After that, we'll take a break. Okay. Boom. Immediately 10 minutes later, 15 minutes is bathroom break. We're already on step two, setting up the development environments. And we are already like what are we going to be? We're going to be installing this. We're going to be doing that. We're going to be like everything is like everything already is like step by step.
Um then on step three, configure the back end. uh by the end of a day we're going to be able to have the updated the API services uh with our API endpoints uh and the defaults on everything and implementing the back end using the back end so they can developer team starts like immediately right in there in the same meeting we're going to be able to start like working and see what works what doesn't work and what what we need to like go around and and build first so we can have everything working seamless by the end of the Okay. Uh we're going to have a complete implementation bash. Okay. Uh we're implementing the address autocomplete. Uh we're going to be using Google Play API which is standard on all apps and all MVPs out there. Um and then having the the paperwork and everything ready for third party integrations. And then once that we have all that and it's coded, it's going to take us around two months or three months to to complete uh all the different um um specs and backend specs and implementation guide and everything. And then after that, we're going to be able to start doing testing. And in four or five months, we're going to be able to have drivers already and start taking uh rides so we can like test the system. Once the test the system is done, then we send out uh the marketing. We come or send a press release to all the press and media and and we'll just wait for everybody to just come in and download the app and fill out fill out their name, address, uh home, create their profile, uh put the debit card or credit card, and boom, we're ready to test and deploy. And then we're going to be testing and deploying for at least one month. uh run the test and and and and have all the buildup and ready to to to operate and start the residence and the drivers will be able to start generating income. Uh the first day that the app opens, the driver goes and pick up somebody automatically when they're done. that uh driver gets paid
54:00immediately just like in any other uh uh this is just an industry standard of out there. uh we'll have the project uh scope you know the core app services models UI the testing uh how the complete percentage so we're going to have uh a website that we're going to be updating every week uh where we are in the core application uh where is the percentage completed service layers how much is is completed uh the models how how percentage is completed and everybody will be able to see uh where the project is uh developing and and it's going to be updated on weekly basis. Uh some some uh some areas will be able to be uh updated on daily basis but every week we're going to have uh on the website uh where we at uh percentage wise completed on the project on the different um uh project scope that we will have. Um let's see where else.
Uh so yeah I think that that right in there have the phase one of backend development iOS development testing and Q&A uh the infrastructure coverage the hosting database and third party and payment processing uh and also the operation support marketing legal compliance and have the phase one ready to go and start working out there and start generating income for the drivers generating income for our county and then and and and project Victor Jro Rosario aka project fund will be able to send every three months a check to the residents of Miami Day County just just like that one to three and then we'll have some uh goals for the first month second month third month all the way to the first six month uh security and compliance uh we will have uh keychain for secure storage uh authentication encryption biometric authentication location and privacy all security and compliance all houses inside of the county. We're not going to have uh outsiders or or or development companies from the outside to just have their their their hands in uh the residents funds. Okay. Uh we're going to have um PCI compliance, Florida TNC license compliance, commercial insurance compliance, uh background check systems and privacy policies and compliance as well. All that integrated in the app. Uh um the app the app is going to have uh normal features. Some of the features is going to have we're going to have writer app, we're going to have driver app and we're going to have management app. Okay. Uh on writer app we're going to have our like phone authentication, address input, uh fair estimation, real-time tracking, payment processing, right share history or the right history, uh rating systems, uh
57:02promotions and referrals. That way all that is going to be on the writer app. On the drivers app, we're going to have like online offline toggles so that you come online, you get offline. Uh location broadcasting where you are located. So the app or management can pick you up. Uh ride share acceptance if you're going to accept that ride or not. Uh earning tracking so you know how much money you're making on daily basis per ride. Uh everything is going to be black and white for you to see it. Uh navigation, the integration maps with uh Apple Maps and Google uh API as well.
Documents uploads uh so when you upload your driver's license, your insurance etc. uh and also we're going to have a support chat that is going to connect to the management side of it. Okay. Uh the vision is transforming the my vision is is transforming Miami Day County into a model for future urban mobility by seamlessly integrating ground transportation with autonomous vehicles and aerial taxes. The future of transportation starts here with us and let's build it together. County owned county build residence first administration. Um let's see here.
Uh so uh some subi references we're going to have the app entry point main navigation global state authentication logic GPA tracking right booking driver operations network layers realtime updates uh all data models main booking UI I view to complete security storage iOS specific docs project and visual architecture complete API documentation step-by-step guide so like we have to build everything and then after we build everything we have to put have the the we have to have the documentation of the API so in the future uh if we have different teams and different developers everything is like in black and white so everybody can follow what we're building it's not just create something and have a mess back there no everything is going to be very organized um it have a complete API documentation step-by-step guide of what to do on the driver size writer size of management so we have to create all these modules that's going to take some time to build out um we also have to have uh quality assurance as well uh quote quality uh best practices architecture separation of ser reusable components uh safety type safety an error an error handling framework. So when there is an error, what's going to happen with that error and how it's going to be resolved inside of the app. So everything is going to boot production ready. Um we're going to have
1:00:10learning resources as well that we have to have like we need to like uh hacking uh apples uh tutorials uh winter leachch backends uh right share specific you know um Google maps all the different right shares uh blogs engineering blogs uh uh support we're going to have questions about the code review the inline comments and documentation uh clarification uh features. Uh check the project overviews. We will have the implementation guides. I have already I have the implementation guides already set up. I have the project overviews already set up. So basically the team when it comes is going to basically organize everything inside of the app so people can find it you know like the UI the design what we're going to be doing and everything is going to have we will have a success path. Uh where we are we're here we complete the iOS uh codebase. uh we implementing the backend API. We comple complete the UI views and the integration. We'll do the testing and refinements of the app uh regulatory approval making sure that the app is already regulatory approved. We approve it and everything. Then we do the beta testing and once that we done with the beta testing, public launch and voila, we start the county start making bank every day, every hour, every day, every hour for 24 hours a day, day and night, 300, every week, every month and every three months we send money to the residents. Okay. And again, uh, project Victor J. Rosario aka project phone uh, connecting Miami date one ride at a time. uh if you have questions for and support, we will have an email that you're going to be able to send uh questions and we'll be a have uh management that will be able to answer uh with legal as well. All right. Well, my name is Victor Rosario. Uh I'm very happy and satisfied with the competition of this project and we'll let you go. I am going to work more and build more uh county owned industries. And now that we have our first county own uh industry already uh back in and all the the guides and everything that we're in the documentation what we need is a team to come in and type and do what I am the instructions that I am providing and like that I'm going to move to the second project and then after the second project is completed after one or two weeks we move with the third project. By the end, we will have a a conglomerate, okay? We will have a conglomerate of uh county owned industries that will generate income multiple ways in multiple ways. And that bank account is going to grow and grow and grow and that's how we're going to pay you the residents of Miami Day County. Thank you for your support and don't forget about voting for Victor J. Rosario on November
1:03:027, 2028. Thank you. And if you want more information, I will be posting uh some of these information on the website victormidaycountymor.com in the blog area. Have a good one. Love you. I'm doing this from the heart and from my mind. And this is for you. And we're not going to allow the three words to come in here and try to snatch and make money for themselves and their friends. Okay? You guys are the one, the residents are the one making bank with me here. All right? Have a good one. And the county, the county is making bank.
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