Customer app
Browse and search restaurants, menu customisation and modifiers, cart, scheduled orders, multiple addresses, live order tracking, ratings, and repeat ordering.
Customer app, restaurant panel, driver app, and admin dashboard. Live tracking, prep-time-aware delivery estimates, cash reconciliation, and commission logic that actually reconciles.
A food delivery product is not one app. It is four connected surfaces — customer, restaurant, driver, and admin — and most of the engineering difficulty sits in keeping them consistent while an order moves through them in real time.
The parts that decide whether it works in practice are unglamorous: menu items going out of stock mid-service, delivery estimates that hold during the dinner rush, and cash-on-delivery reconciliation at the end of a driver's shift.
Browse and search restaurants, menu customisation and modifiers, cart, scheduled orders, multiple addresses, live order tracking, ratings, and repeat ordering.
Incoming orders with sound alerts, accept and reject with reason, prep-time setting, menu and availability toggles, opening hours, and settlement reports.
Offline-capable job list, batched pickups, navigation handoff, proof of delivery, per-shift cash ledger, and earnings summary.
Restaurant onboarding, commission rules, zones and delivery fees, promotions, dispute handling, payouts, and live operational view.
We quote every build individually because these factors move the number more than any feature list does:
| Factor | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Number of surfaces | A customer app alone is far cheaper than the full four-surface platform |
| Single vs multi-restaurant | Multi-restaurant adds onboarding, commissions, and payouts |
| Own drivers vs third party | Dispatch and driver apps add substantial scope |
| Payment methods | Each gateway and COD reconciliation adds integration work |
| Live tracking | Real-time infrastructure is a meaningful cost line |
| Platforms | iOS plus Android via Flutter is cheaper than two native builds |
Send your feature list and you get a fixed written price within 24 hours, with the scope it covers and a delivery date.
Same day. Fixed price, fixed feature list, and a delivery date agreed before we start.
Clickable screens for every surface. Unlimited revisions before development begins.
A staging build you can open any day, and senior engineers reachable on WhatsApp.
Tested on the mid-range phones your users actually own, not just flagships.
Store submission, production infrastructure, and go-live support.
Full source code, documentation, and credentials. Thirty days of bug fixes included.
Not values on a wall — contract terms. Ask any other supplier to match them line by line.
Send a brief, get a fixed written price and a delivery date the next working day. Free, no obligation, and the scope document is yours to keep even if you go elsewhere.
Fixed, not an estimate. If scope changes we re-quote in writing and you approve before we build it. You will never open a surprise invoice.
50% to start, 50% when it is live and you are satisfied. You never fund the whole project up front.
We do not write production code until you approve the screens. Changing your mind at that stage costs nothing.
Full source code, design files and credentials on delivery. No licence, no platform fee, nothing that stops another developer taking over.
Free bug fixing for a month after launch, then an optional retainer only if you want one.
Every one of these is in the agreement before you pay anything. See how we evidence our claims →
A paragraph is enough to start. You get a scoping conversation and a fixed written price with a delivery date within 24 hours — free, and yours to keep whether or not you go ahead with us.
Prefer to talk now? WhatsApp +92 300 097 0544 or hello@qalmax.com.
Fixed price, written delivery date, and full code ownership.