From a Figma file to both app stores in 11 weeks.

QuickBite came to SpikeSecure with designs in Figma and a launch date. The platform needed three surfaces, a customer app, a restaurant console and a rider app, plus the dispatch, tracking and payment plumbing between them. SpikeSecure built and shipped all of it to the App Store and Play Store in 11 weeks. The co-founder's words: on budget, every weekly demo on time, which she calls the rarest thing in agency work.

• Client: QuickBite
• Industry: Food and hospitality
• Service: Food delivery app developers
• Timeline: 11 weeks from Figma to live on both stores, per the client
• Surfaces: customer app, restaurant console, rider app, admin
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The founders had validated demand and completed design, but had no engineering team and a fixed launch window. The risk was not the concept; it was execution: dispatch logic that assigns the right rider, live tracking that does not drain phones, cash-on-delivery that reconciles at the end of the day, and store approvals on both platforms without delay.

The objectives were: ship customer, restaurant and rider apps to both stores within the launch window; automated dispatch with manual override; live tracking for customers and operations; and cash-on-delivery reconciliation that operations could trust.

The Figma designs were preserved and refined for the three audiences: customers who want speed and clarity, restaurant staff working a busy counter on a tablet, and riders using one hand on a moving bike. Rider screens use large tap targets, minimal text and confirmation steps that survive poor connectivity. The team demonstrated a working build every week, which kept the launch date real rather than aspirational.

• Apps: customer, restaurant and rider apps built for Android and iOS from a shared codebase and submitted to both stores.
• Backend: a single API and admin serving all three apps, with the dispatch engine, order state machine and settlement logic in one place.
• Tracking: rider location streaming to customers and operations with throttling for battery life.
• Payments: online payment gateway plus cash on delivery as a first-class flow with end-of-day reconciliation.
• Ownership: code, cloud and store accounts in the client's name.

The same platform pattern is described, with price ranges, on the food delivery app development page.

“Our app went from a Figma file to live on the App Store and Play Store in 11 weeks. The build was on-budget, every weekly demo was on time. That's the rarest thing in agency work.”
— Neha Bansal, Co-Founder, QuickBite

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