Mobile App Development in Boston, New York

We built a Flutter app that pulled driver hours directly from the tachograph in their trucks, calculated IFTA reports automatically, and synced with their back-office system via REST API. The result: drivers spent 12 fewer minutes per shift logging data, and the company eliminated 90% of their regulatory audit flags. The app launched on the App Store and Google Play in 8 weeks and paid for itself in fuel tax savings within the first quarter.


Flutter was the right call here because the client needed one codebase that would run on both iOS and Android devices without sacrificing performance. The team in Gandhinagar developed the UI in Dart with Material Design, then connected it to a Firebase backend for real-time data sync. By the time we handed off the repo, the client owned every line of code and could update it themselves without vendor lock-in.


Boston’s food delivery scene moves at breakneck speed, with apps like Uber Eats and DoorDash dominating the market. One local restaurant group, which operates 18 brick-and-mortar locations across the city, came to us after their third-party delivery app raised their commission rate to 35%. They needed a branded app that would let them control customer data, cut out the middleman, and keep their margins intact. We built a React Native frontend connected to a Laravel backend with MySQL, giving them a single dashboard to manage orders, inventory, and customer loyalty points.


The app now handles 1,200 daily orders and cut their delivery fees by 60%. The restaurant group even added a feature to let customers tip drivers directly through the app, which increased average order value by 8%. They launched on both platforms simultaneously and rolled out updates weekly without ever touching App Store Connect or Google Play Console.