Logistics App DevelopmentLast-Mile · B2B Courier · Fleet · Warehousing

Last-mile courier, on-demand package delivery and fleet dispatch platforms launch from the Postmates, FedEx, Dunzo and Lalamove bases. Customer tracking, driver routing, proof of delivery, and admin zone management are pre-built. Multi-stop batching optimizes routes in the driver app.

Drivers capture photo, signature, or OTP confirmation in the driver app. Customers receive real-time map tracking and ETA notifications. Admin stores POD artifacts for dispute resolution and client billing exports.

A ready-made logistics base is built in 6 working days of Miracuves time, with branding, maps and payment setup; custom work such as fleet telematics integrations takes 2-8 weeks, quoted in writing. App store review and payment onboarding run on Apple's, Google's and your provider's clock. GPS accuracy is tested on physical devices, because emulators miss the location drift that breaks ETA trust.

Scheduled pickups, multi-parcel batches, and corporate accounts configure in admin. API webhooks notify ERP systems on status changes when scoped. Rate cards differ by weight, distance, and SLA tier.

Ready-made logistics bases start from $2,499: the FedEx parcel base is $2,499, the Dunzo and Lalamove delivery base $2,499, and the Postmates courier base $3,399. Custom work such as corporate billing portals, WMS integrations or carrier APIs is quoted in writing after scoping, with no surprise invoices after kickoff.

100% IP transfer. Courier franchises run independent admin zones on the same codebase. No per-delivery fee to Miracuves after delivery.

Google Maps and Mapbox integrate for routing, geofencing, and ETA. Miracuves configures API keys in your accounts so billing transparency stays with you. Offline fallback behaviors are documented for low-connectivity driver markets.

60-day support covers defects and store updates. Fleet operators often add retainers before peak season to load-test dispatch. Miracuves documents surge staffing admin workflows for holiday volume.

Yes. The shipper and driver apps are submitted from your own Apple and Google developer accounts, and Miracuves prepares the signing, listing copy, screenshots and privacy answers, including the background-location explanation the driver app needs. Rejections caused by in-scope configuration are fixed during the 60-day window at no extra cost.

A freelancer usually writes dispatch, tracking, proof of delivery, COD settlement and the admin from scratch, and the timeline moves with every surprise. Miracuves starts from a logistics base already delivered on other engagements, the approach behind 9,000+ projects, under an NDA with IP assignment, a published price and a company behind the support. You launch with owned source code in days, not after a six-month solo build that may never reach the stores.

Arbab Logistics (last-mile delivery with COD-heavy dispatch), Speedyven Networks (a hyperlocal courier network) and IBC Tanks Canada (an operations console for tank fleet movements) have each published a testimonial about launching on a Miracuves base. No logistics case study is in the portfolio yet, so the case study on this page is an example engagement.

Verified Apple and Google developer accounts in your company's name, a payment provider with your cash-on-delivery rules decided, a Google Maps or Mapbox account with billing on, your zones, vehicle types and rate card, and your branding with hosting and a domain. The 6 working days are Miracuves build time; store review and account verification run on Apple's, Google's and your payment provider's clock.