What is umomobility?

tejaspatil-tp/umomobility — explained in plain English

Analysis updated 2026-06-24

★ 18Objective-CAudience · developerComplexity · 3/5LicenseSetup · moderate

Mindmap

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  root((umomobility))
    Features
      Digital tickets
      Passenger login
      Rewards
      Advertising
    Tech Stack
      Flutter
      Objective-C
      AWS Amplify Cognito
    Integration
      CocoaPods
      Swift Package Manager
    Requirements
      iOS 13 minimum
      Xcode 15
      Swift 5.0

mindmap root((umomobility)) Features Digital tickets Passenger login Rewards Advertising Tech Stack Flutter Objective-C AWS Amplify Cognito Integration CocoaPods Swift Package Manager Requirements iOS 13 minimum Xcode 15 Swift 5.0

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What do people build with it?

USE CASE 1

Add digital transit ticket and pass management to an existing iOS app by dropping in the SDK modules

USE CASE 2

Integrate secure enterprise-grade passenger authentication without building an auth system from scratch

USE CASE 3

Drop in a gamification and rewards layer to a transit app to increase rider engagement

What is it built with?

Objective-CFlutterSwiftCocoaPodsSwift Package ManagerAWS Amplify

How does it compare?

	tejaspatil-tp/umomobility	ezzuldinst/lspoof	nokia-guy123/rwfilemanager
Stars	18	14	24
Language	Objective-C	Objective-C	Objective-C
Setup difficulty	moderate	hard	hard
Complexity	3/5	4/5	4/5
Audience	developer	developer	developer

Figures from each repo's GitHub metadata at analysis time.

How do you get it running?

Difficulty · moderate Time to first run · 1h+

Requires Xcode 15 and iOS 13+ deployment target, AWS Amplify Cognito account needed for authentication module.

Proprietary license, source is closed, you may use distributed SDK binaries as provided but cannot modify or redistribute the underlying source code.

So what is it?

The Umo Mobility iOS SDK is a collection of pre-built modules that iOS app developers can drop into their apps to add transit-related features. It covers passenger login and identity verification, digital ticket and pass management, a rewards and gamification layer, and embedded advertising. Instead of building these pieces from scratch, a developer adds the SDK to their project and calls the provided code. The SDK is built around Flutter components packaged for native iOS use. Flutter is a toolkit from Google that lets code run on multiple platforms, here it has been wrapped into the format that native iOS apps expect, so the UI and behavior look at home on iPhone without the developer needing to know how Flutter works. Authentication specifically relies on a service called AWS Amplify Cognito, which handles secure user login at an enterprise level. Installation comes in two forms. CocoaPods and Swift Package Manager are both standard iOS dependency tools that let you list which modules you want and have them downloaded automatically. The README shows exactly which lines to add to your configuration file and which command to run. You can include only the modules your app needs rather than pulling in the full suite. The minimum supported iOS version is 13.0, with iOS 17.0 recommended if you use the Swift Package Manager route. Xcode 15 and Swift 5.0 or later are required on the development side. This is a proprietary project, meaning the source code carries a closed license. The repository is maintained by Tejas Patil and appears to be the public distribution point for SDK binaries and documentation rather than the original source build.

Copy-paste prompts

Prompt 1

I'm integrating the Umo Mobility SDK into my iOS app via Swift Package Manager. Walk me through adding the dependency and initializing the ticket management module in Xcode.

Prompt 2

How do I configure AWS Amplify Cognito authentication using the Umo Mobility SDK? Show me the setup steps for a new Xcode project.

Prompt 3

I only need the digital ticketing and rewards modules from the Umo Mobility SDK. How do I include just those and exclude the advertising module using CocoaPods?

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