Android tech Spare Parts Shop App
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I need a native Android application that lets customers browse and buy physical spare parts directly from their phones. The app should open with an organised catalogue where parts can be searched by keyword, category or model, then display detailed product pages with photos, specifications, price and stock status. From there users add items to a cart and check out through a secure payment gateway; cash-on-delivery can sit alongside card or wallet options for flexibility. Order confirmation and basic tracking updates should arrive via push notification so buyers always know where their package stands.
On the back end I want a simple dashboard—web-based or built into the app—where I can upload new parts, edit prices, manage inventory and change order status from “pending” to “shipped” in one click. Clean code, sensible architecture and responsive UI design are key because I plan to add new categories later and eventually release the app on Google Play.
Deliverables:
• Production-ready APK and full source code
• Admin/dashboard module with inventory & order management
• Documentation covering build, deployment and future updates
• Short support window for post-launch bug fixes
Feel free to recommend the stack (Kotlin, Java, Flutter, Firebase, REST API—whatever best fits), as long as it meets these functional needs and can scale when my catalogue grows.
On the back end I want a simple dashboard—web-based or built into the app—where I can upload new parts, edit prices, manage inventory and change order status from “pending” to “shipped” in one click. Clean code, sensible architecture and responsive UI design are key because I plan to add new categories later and eventually release the app on Google Play.
Deliverables:
• Production-ready APK and full source code
• Admin/dashboard module with inventory & order management
• Documentation covering build, deployment and future updates
• Short support window for post-launch bug fixes
Feel free to recommend the stack (Kotlin, Java, Flutter, Firebase, REST API—whatever best fits), as long as it meets these functional needs and can scale when my catalogue grows.