Mobile App Development · Logistics and fleet operations

Mobile App Development Company for logistics and fleets

Dispatch happens on the phone and a whiteboard, proof of delivery arrives as a photo in a group chat, and the only person who knows where everything is is the dispatcher.

Why this is different here

Driver apps that work where the signal does not

A driver app that assumes connectivity fails on its first day. Jobs have to be readable offline, status changes have to queue, and photos have to survive a dead zone and upload later without anyone thinking about it.

What we build

Typical scope for logistics and fleet operations

Driver app

Jobs, navigation handoff, status updates, offline tolerant

Dispatch board

Live view of loads, drivers and exceptions in one screen

Proof of delivery capture

Photo, signature and timestamp attached to the job, not a chat thread

Customer tracking page

A link the customer opens instead of calling you

Telematics integration

Vehicle location and hours joined to the job record

Route and cost reporting

Planned against actual, per route and per customer

What the service includes

Mobile App Development at Voliom

  • React Native or Flutter app for iOS and Android
  • Offline support, push notifications and deep links
  • In-app purchases or subscriptions
  • App Store and Google Play submission, including review fixes
  • Crash reporting and release automation
  • Analytics on activation and retention

FAQ

Common questions

Do you have experience in logistics and fleet operations?

We build operations software for this kind of business, which is a different claim from being a logistics and fleets specialist and we would rather make the honest one. What we bring is the engineering and the pattern recognition from similar operations. What you bring is how your plant, depot or site actually runs, because that part is never in a case study.

How do you start on a mobile app development project here?

One depot or one lane, four to six weeks, with the driver app in real hands before anything else gets built.

What does it cost?

Scope decides it and we quote line by line after a call. Two tracks: a blended squad at roughly $24 to $45 per hour, or a senior-only pod at roughly $75 to $120 where architecture review and a compressed timeline matter. A first project in this space usually runs four to six weeks.

Native or cross-platform?

Cross-platform for the vast majority of products. We recommend native only when you need deep hardware access or extreme performance, and we will say so honestly.

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