I'll create a mobile-first Pi Ride app with a modern ride-sharing interface. This will include key features like ride booking, driver matching, trip tracking, and user management.

I've created a comprehensive Pi Ride mobile app with the following features:

Key Features:

• Mobile-first responsive design optimized for smartphones
• Complete ride-sharing flow: Home → Booking → Driver Search → Trip Matching → In-Trip → Completion
• Interactive UI states that simulate the full user journey
• Modern design with clean cards, proper spacing, and intuitive navigation

App Screens:

1. Home Screen: Map view with pickup/destination inputs and quick actions
2. Booking Screen: Ride type selection (Economy, Standard, Premium, XL) with pricing
3. Searching Screen: Loading state while finding drivers
4. Matched Screen: Driver details with contact options
5. In-Trip Screen: Live trip tracking with driver info
6. Completed Screen: Trip summary, rating, and receipt options

Mobile Optimizations:

• Touch-friendly buttons (minimum 44px height)
• Swipe-friendly bottom sheets
• Responsive grid layouts
• Mobile navigation patterns
• Optimized for single-hand use
• Clear visual hierarchy

Additional Features:

• Side navigation menu with user profile
• Payment method selection
• Driver rating system
• Trip history access
• Real-time status updates
• Emergency contact options

The app uses a clean, modern design with the Pi Ride branding (lightning bolt icon) and follows mobile UX best practices for ride-sharing applications.

I can see the current project has the Pi Ride app. This is a completely different app (e-commerce), so I'll rebuild it. Let me set up the project structure with a comprehensive todo list for this complex multi-feature app.

Now let me check what integrations are available and set up the database connection. First, I need to check what's currently configured.