Medicine E-Commerce Android App Development
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I need an experienced Android team to build two separate Play-Store-ready apps, starting with the Medicine Selling App. The ride-hailing platform will follow once the pharmacy solution is live.
Medicine Selling App – phase one
The core experience is a clean, secure mobile storefront where customers log in with phone-number verification, search medicines by name, browse existing product categories, upload a prescription when required, add items to cart, pay in-app, and track delivery in real time. An internal courier module should let my dispatchers assign, monitor and update order status from preparation through doorstep drop-off.
Rider Booking App – phase two
After the pharmacy app is published, I’ll move straight to the Uber-style solution: passenger and driver sign-up, live GPS positioning, instant fare estimates, in-app payments and a personal ride history for both sides.
Shared requirements
• Separate web-based admin console to control users, products, drivers, orders and all payment records.
• Scalable, secure architecture (OTP, encrypted APIs, GDPR-ready).
• Kotlin or Java codebase built in Android Studio, cleanly documented and version-controlled.
• UI/UX that meets Google Material guidelines, Play Store compliance and smooth release management.
Acceptance criteria for the first milestone (Medicine Selling App)
1. APK and Play-Store listing approved in internal testing track.
2. Admin panel live on my server with full CRUD over medicines, users and orders.
3. Successful end-to-end flow: phone login → name search → prescription upload → payment → courier tracking.
4. Source code, build instructions and API documentation handed over via Git.
Once those boxes are ticked we’ll replicate the quality bar for the ride-hailing app. Let’s discuss timelines, preferred tech stacks and any clarifications you need to kick things off smoothly.
Medicine Selling App – phase one
The core experience is a clean, secure mobile storefront where customers log in with phone-number verification, search medicines by name, browse existing product categories, upload a prescription when required, add items to cart, pay in-app, and track delivery in real time. An internal courier module should let my dispatchers assign, monitor and update order status from preparation through doorstep drop-off.
Rider Booking App – phase two
After the pharmacy app is published, I’ll move straight to the Uber-style solution: passenger and driver sign-up, live GPS positioning, instant fare estimates, in-app payments and a personal ride history for both sides.
Shared requirements
• Separate web-based admin console to control users, products, drivers, orders and all payment records.
• Scalable, secure architecture (OTP, encrypted APIs, GDPR-ready).
• Kotlin or Java codebase built in Android Studio, cleanly documented and version-controlled.
• UI/UX that meets Google Material guidelines, Play Store compliance and smooth release management.
Acceptance criteria for the first milestone (Medicine Selling App)
1. APK and Play-Store listing approved in internal testing track.
2. Admin panel live on my server with full CRUD over medicines, users and orders.
3. Successful end-to-end flow: phone login → name search → prescription upload → payment → courier tracking.
4. Source code, build instructions and API documentation handed over via Git.
Once those boxes are ticked we’ll replicate the quality bar for the ride-hailing app. Let’s discuss timelines, preferred tech stacks and any clarifications you need to kick things off smoothly.