Customer app
For individual senders and small business shippers.
- Get a price by weight and size
- Book a pickup slot
- Track the rider live
- Pay by UPI or choose COD
- Download invoices
Logistics · Courier & Delivery Apps
Raqbash offers courier & delivery mobile app development services in Ahmedabad for parcel, same-day and intra-city delivery firms: a customer app that quotes and books a pickup on one screen, a rider app with OTP proof of delivery and COD collection, and a hub panel that scans every parcel in and out.
Overview
A courier and delivery app is the set of apps a parcel business runs on: customers book and track, riders pick up and deliver with proof, and hubs scan each parcel as it moves. Raqbash builds them for intra-city, same-day and regional courier firms.
An Ahmedabad courier day starts at a hub in Narol or Odhav, fans out on two-wheelers across Satellite and Bopal, and ends with COD cash matched in a notebook. Most disputes trace to two moments: a delivery nobody can prove and cash nobody can match. We design for those two moments first.
The app ecosystem
A courier business needs three connected apps, all reading one parcel record from booking to delivery.
For individual senders and small business shippers.
For riders on two-wheelers and small vans.
For hub managers and the control room.
Key features
These six features cut the most calls, disputes and cash gaps.
Prices use volumetric weight, zones and surcharges from your own rate card.
Receivers see the rider approach, in the app or from an SMS or WhatsApp link.
OTP for high-value goods, a doorstep photo for documents. Failed attempts need a reason and a photo.
Each rupee collected by UPI QR or cash is tied to an AWB, and the hub closes the day against a ledger.
Per-drop pay, incentives and deductions, shown daily.
Scans on arrival, bagging and dispatch give every missing parcel a last known scan.
How it works
A rider's shift runs in five steps, with every parcel and rupee accounted for.
Step 1
Parcels are scanned out against the run sheet.
Step 2
A sequence by area and time window.
Step 3
OTP, photo or signature, saved offline if needed.
Step 4
UPI QR or cash, tied to the AWB.
Step 5
Returns and cash handed in; earnings update.
Security & compliance
Courier apps hold addresses, numbers and cash records, so each is shown only to whoever needs it, and only while they need it.
Cost & timeline
A courier app with customer booking, a rider app and a hub panel typically costs ₹10–18 lakh; a multi-hub network with business accounts, routing and payouts costs ₹22–40 lakh.
₹10–18 lakh
12–16 weeks
One city, one or two hubs.
₹22–40 lakh
5–8 months
Several hubs, business shippers and partner hand-offs.
Hubs and zones
Each hub adds scan points, rider pools and handover rules.
Rate card complexity
Zones, surcharges and contract rates add logic.
COD and payouts
Cash, UPI and payouts need an auditable ledger.
Partner hand-offs
Aggregator APIs for outstation parcels need status mapping.
Indicative ranges from Raqbash projects in Ahmedabad, excluding store fees, cloud usage and support. Not a quote. See Mobile app development cost in Ahmedabad for how the bands are built.
Technologies & integrations
A courier app lives on maps, payments and messaging.
Why Raqbash
Courier firms choose us because we have built rider apps and proof of delivery for an urban courier service.
How we deliver
Courier projects follow our six steps, with a pilot run on one hub and a handful of riders before the whole city switches over.
Step 01
Written scope, screen list and fixed estimate
Step 02
Clickable prototype you can test on a phone
Step 03
A working build to install every sprint
Step 04
Test report across real Android and iOS devices
Step 05
Live store listings under your developer accounts
Step 06
Monthly crash, usage and release report
FAQ
Practical answers for teams planning a courier and delivery app.
Share your rate card, hub count and how COD is settled today. We will send a written scope and a fixed quote for courier & delivery mobile app development services in Ahmedabad.
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