On-demand & delivery app development
An on-demand app is really two products that launch together — supply and demand — plus the payments, matching, and tracking in the middle. That is exactly what shapes the build.
In short: We build on-demand and delivery apps — two-sided marketplaces with provider and customer apps, payments and payouts, live tracking, and the admin console to run it all. We have built three products in this space: DialDAO and Fusemi (both live) and HappyToDeliver (a Bubble→Laravel platform in active beta) — you can click through to all three.
What On-Demand teams come to us with
What we build for On-Demand
App Development for On-Demand, built from the architecture up.
Two-sided apps
Provider and customer apps with their own onboarding, dashboards, and flows — iOS, Android, or cross-platform.
Payments, payouts & commissions
Take payment, split it, pay out providers, and handle refunds and disputes — the core on-demand plumbing.
Live tracking & matching
Real-time location, routing, and matching so the experience feels instant.
Admin & trust tooling
Reviews, moderation, and the operations console to run the marketplace.
Proof, not promises
This is our best-proofed space. We built DialDAO (dialdao.com), a live local-business directory marketplace in Bangladesh on Nuxt + Supabase with iOS and Android apps; Fusemi (fusemi.io), a live social-discovery and meetup app on iOS, Android, and web (with a 5.0 client review); and HappyToDeliver, a resident-operations platform whose deliveries, packages, and marketplace modules we replatformed from Bubble to Laravel 12. Three receipts you can click — DialDAO and Fusemi live, HappyToDeliver in active beta.
See our workOn-Demand app development: common questions
Have you built on-demand or marketplace apps before?
Yes — three of them: DialDAO and Fusemi are live, HappyToDeliver is in active beta. DialDAO (directory marketplace, Nuxt + Supabase, iOS + Android), Fusemi (social discovery/meetup app with a 5.0 client review), and HappyToDeliver (deliveries + marketplace, replatformed to Laravel 12). You can click through to all three.
Can I launch one side of the marketplace first?
Often the smart move is to seed supply manually and launch the demand side as an MVP. We help you sequence the launch so you are not paying to build both sides before you know it works.
How much does an on-demand app cost?
A two-sided on-demand app typically runs $12,000–$50,000 depending on payments, tracking, and matching complexity. See our marketplace cost guide or use the calculator.
Who owns the code?
You do — 100% code ownership, no licensing lock-in, and 30–90 days of post-launch support with every engagement.
Building for On-Demand?
Tell us what you are building. You get a fixed-price quote, a dedicated project manager, and full code ownership — no hourly billing, no lock-in.
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