Customer ordering app
Menu browsing with categories and search, customisations and add-ons, cart and scheduled ordering, coupons, live order tracking on a map, ratings and reorder. Built mobile-first for mid-range Android.
Food delivery app development in Coimbatore, Chennai and across India. SpikeSecure builds the full four-app system — customer app, restaurant console, delivery partner app and admin dashboard — with live tracking, an automated dispatch engine, Razorpay payments and GST-compliant invoicing.
A food delivery app is not one app. It is a four-sided system: a customer app for ordering, a restaurant console for accepting and preparing, a delivery partner app for pickup and drop, and an admin dashboard controlling commissions, zones and payouts. Most food delivery projects fail on the dispatch engine — the logic that decides which rider gets which order — because it looks simple and is not.
Six systems every food delivery platform needs. The first three are what users see; the last three are what determines whether the business works.
Menu browsing with categories and search, customisations and add-ons, cart and scheduled ordering, coupons, live order tracking on a map, ratings and reorder. Built mobile-first for mid-range Android.
Order acceptance with prep-time estimates, live menu and stock toggles, item-level availability, payout statements and a printer or KDS integration. Works on tablet and web so outlets are not tied to one device.
Shift and availability toggles, order offers with accept windows, turn-by-turn navigation, proof of delivery, COD collection and reconciliation, and earnings with incentive breakdowns.
Automated rider assignment weighted by distance, current load, prep-time and historical reliability, with batching for orders heading the same way. This is the system that decides whether your unit economics work.
Google Maps or Mapbox with real-time rider location over WebSockets, route polylines and ETA that updates as conditions change. Includes trip replay for dispute resolution.
Zone and radius control, dynamic delivery fees, commission rules per restaurant, promotions, payout runs, GST-compliant invoicing and operational dashboards for live order flow.
Published ranges rather than a call first. Figures are indicative and confirmed in writing after the discovery call.
One branded ordering app plus a lightweight admin. Menu, cart, payments, order tracking and notifications. 6–8 weeks. The right starting point for a single brand that owns its own delivery.
All four apps — customer, restaurant, delivery partner and admin — with dispatch, live tracking, commissions and payouts. 10–16 weeks.
Multi-city operations, advanced dispatch with batching, surge and dynamic pricing, loyalty, subscription plans and scale infrastructure. Priced after technical discovery.
How many of the four apps you need on day one, how sophisticated the dispatch logic must be, and whether you run one city or many. A single-brand app is a fraction of an aggregator.
Maps API calls scale with order volume and are often the largest recurring line, alongside cloud hosting, SMS and push, and payment gateway fees. We model these against your projected order volume before build.
OS and SDK updates, store-policy changes, security patching, monitoring and small feature work. Optional — every build ships with a 30-day post-launch warranty included.
The same six steps run on every platform we build, whether it is a single-brand ordering app or a multi-city aggregator.
A 30-minute call to pin down the marketplace model, the two sides of the market and the one metric that defines success. NDA signed before anything sensitive is shared. You leave with a written brief, not a sales deck.
Screens, roles, integrations, platforms and timeline in writing, usually within two working days. Scope is fixed before code starts, so the number you approve is the number you pay.
Every core flow is wireframed and turned into a clickable prototype you can hand to real users. Changing a flow in Figma costs hours; changing it after launch costs weeks.
A live staging build and a demo every week. You get TestFlight and Play Internal Testing access from the first sprint, so feedback arrives continuously instead of as one painful review at the end.
We prepare listings, privacy manifests, data-safety declarations and age ratings, then handle review responses. Rejections are our problem to solve, not yours to discover.
You receive the GitHub repository, design files, store credentials and an infrastructure walkthrough. A 30-day post-launch warranty covers defects; ongoing retainers start at ₹15,000/month.
Delivery platforms live or die on unit economics and operational reliability, not on screen design. We build for both.
Rider allocation weighted by distance, current load, restaurant prep-time and reliability, with batching for orders on the same route. We instrument allocation decisions from day one so you can see why each order went where, and tune it against real data.
Razorpay, UPI, cards, wallets and cash on delivery with proper COD reconciliation against rider float. GST-compliant invoicing, commission statements and FSSAI licence display built in rather than retrofitted.
Your delivery partners are not on flagship phones. We test on mid-range Android over patchy mobile data, with offline-tolerant order queues and battery-aware location tracking, because a rider app that drains a battery by noon is a broken app.
Written timeline, fixed budget, weekly demos on a staging build. The GitHub repository and store accounts are yours from day one, with a 30-day post-launch warranty on every build.
A single-restaurant or cloud-kitchen ordering app costs roughly ₹4–8 lakh. A multi-restaurant platform with all four apps — customer, restaurant, delivery partner and admin — runs ₹8–18 lakh, and a multi-city aggregator with advanced dispatch and surge pricing runs ₹18–30 lakh and up. The number is driven mainly by how many apps you need and how sophisticated the dispatch logic must be.
Six to eight weeks for a single-brand ordering app, and ten to sixteen weeks for a full multi-restaurant platform with dispatch, live tracking and payouts. You see a working build on TestFlight and Play Internal Testing from the first sprint.
For an aggregator model, effectively yes — the customer, restaurant and delivery partner each need a different interface, plus a web admin console. For a single restaurant that owns its own riders, you can often start with a customer app and a lightweight web console, and add a rider app once order volume justifies it.
We build platforms with comparable functionality, designed around your own operating model rather than copied screen for screen. Copying a known app's interface and branding creates trademark exposure and invites store rejection. The valuable parts — dispatch, tracking, commissions, reconciliation — we build to fit how you actually run.
Orders are scored against available riders using distance to the restaurant, current load, restaurant prep-time and historical reliability, with an accept window before the offer passes to the next rider. Orders heading in the same direction can be batched. Every allocation decision is logged so you can audit and tune the weighting against real data rather than guessing.
Yes. COD is fully supported with rider float tracking, per-order collection records, end-of-shift reconciliation and variance reporting. COD remains a large share of orders in most Indian markets, so we treat reconciliation as a first-class feature rather than an afterthought.
We build GST-compliant invoicing with correct tax breakup on customer invoices and restaurant commission statements, and we surface FSSAI licence numbers on restaurant listings where required. Your accountant should confirm the rates and treatment for your specific structure — we build the system, they own the tax position.
Rider location streams over WebSockets with map-matched routing through Google Maps or Mapbox, and ETA recalculates continuously against live conditions. Accuracy depends heavily on rider handset quality and network coverage, so we build battery-aware location sampling and offline-tolerant queuing rather than assuming a perfect connection.
Maps API usage is usually the largest recurring cost and scales directly with order volume, followed by cloud hosting, SMS and push notifications, and payment gateway fees. We model these against your projected volumes during discovery so the unit economics are understood before you commit to the build.
Yes. We are based in Coimbatore and work with founders in Chennai, Bengaluru, Madurai, Kochi and across India, plus clients in the US, UK, UAE, Singapore and Australia. App development does not require us in the room — discovery calls, weekly demos on a staging build and TestFlight access work identically wherever you are.
You do, from day one. The GitHub repository is created under your organisation, the App Store Connect and Google Play accounts are registered to your company, and design files are shared with you as work progresses. We do not hold code, credentials or infrastructure hostage at the end of an engagement.
Every build includes a 30-day post-launch warranty covering defects at no cost. Beyond that, maintenance retainers start at ₹15,000/month and cover OS updates, store-policy changes, security patching, monitoring and small feature work. You own the repository and store accounts either way, so you are never locked in.
Yes. Our food delivery app development covers Swiggy Zomato style delivery app development for single restaurants, cloud kitchens and multi-city aggregators in Coimbatore, Chennai and across India, with dispatch, live tracking, COD reconciliation and GST invoicing built for Indian delivery economics.
Yes. SpikeSecure Technologies Pvt. Ltd. is one of the food delivery app developers in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, building Swiggy and Zomato style four-app platforms with dispatch, live tracking, COD reconciliation and GST invoicing from ₹4 lakh, for restaurants, cloud kitchens and aggregators in Chennai and across India.
A 30-minute discovery call and a fixed-scope quote — usually within 48 hours.
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