Android app · Food delivery
Krunch
Fried chicken ordering and delivery
One Android app carrying three roles: customer, driver and kitchen staff.
- Android
- Next.js
- Vercel
- GitHub Releases
What we build
Mobile products
Apps people keep on their phone because they use them every day: ordering, delivery, tracking, loyalty. One app can carry several roles — the customer, the driver, the branch — each seeing only what is theirs, all working from the same live data.
01Is this you?
Where thisusually starts.
Your customers order through calls and messages, and mistakes happen on the way.
Drivers, branches and customers each need their own view of the same order.
You want to be on the phone's home screen, not just in a browser tab.
02What you get
What wehand over.
- An Android app, and iOS when your customers are there
- Sign-in with a role for each kind of user
- Live order status, map tracking and notifications where they help
- A landing page that hands out the app, and store listings when you publish
- Handover: the source code, the store accounts and a walkthrough
Built with
- Android
- Expo
- React Native
- Mapbox
- PostgreSQL
03Work
Where we'vedone this.
Android app · Sweets retail
Emmbratour Saada
Sweets ordering across 19 branches
Customer and driver in one Android app, covering 19 branches in 15 wilayas.
- Android
- Expo
- EAS Build
- Mapbox GL JS
- Vercel
Also
- Web platformsStores, portals and web apps, fast on any connection and in your customers' language.
- SaaS productsSubscription software, from the first version to the plan people pay for.
- AI solutionsAssistants, search and document reading inside the tools you already use — where they save real time.
- AutomationThe repetitive steps between orders, stock, invoices and messages, done by the system instead of a person.
- Custom softwareBack offices, dashboards and internal tools shaped around how your business actually runs.
- UI/UX & product designResearch, flows and interfaces, designed before the build and handed over as a working system.
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