Basic E-Commerce Mobile MVP
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I’m looking for a developer who can put together a lean, cross-platform e-commerce mobile app that runs smoothly on both iOS and Android. At this stage I only need a working MVP, not the full production build.
Core requirements
• Simple product catalog with image, price, and short description
• Basic search or category filter so users can find items quickly
• Add-to-cart and quantity update features
• Checkout flow that reaches a mock payment screen or a free, sandbox payment gateway
• Order summary/history screen for logged-in users
I can supply brand colors, a few product images, and sample data. Feel free to use any lightweight stack—Flutter, React Native, or even a clean Swift/Kotlin pair—as long as the code is well commented and I can compile it locally.
Deliverables
1. Source code for iOS and Android builds
2. Brief README covering setup, emulators, and build steps
3. Short video or screenshots demonstrating the key flows above
Keep the UI clean and functional; polished visuals are a bonus but not mandatory. My main goal is to validate flow and performance on real devices, so efficiency and clarity matter more than extra features.
Core requirements
• Simple product catalog with image, price, and short description
• Basic search or category filter so users can find items quickly
• Add-to-cart and quantity update features
• Checkout flow that reaches a mock payment screen or a free, sandbox payment gateway
• Order summary/history screen for logged-in users
I can supply brand colors, a few product images, and sample data. Feel free to use any lightweight stack—Flutter, React Native, or even a clean Swift/Kotlin pair—as long as the code is well commented and I can compile it locally.
Deliverables
1. Source code for iOS and Android builds
2. Brief README covering setup, emulators, and build steps
3. Short video or screenshots demonstrating the key flows above
Keep the UI clean and functional; polished visuals are a bonus but not mandatory. My main goal is to validate flow and performance on real devices, so efficiency and clarity matter more than extra features.