Mobile app development · the USA

Mobile app development in the USA

For US businesses and startups, Operix develops apps for iPhone and Android, working remotely from Karachi. iPhone is widely used among American customers, so designs and test builds start there, and the Android version ships from the same codebase. The finished app goes out under developer accounts that belong to your company.

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Set up for the USA

iPhone first, Android alongside
Screens are designed and tested on iPhone first, with Android built from the same code so both can reach the stores together.
Store accounts in your name
Your company registers as the developer with Apple and with Google and adds us as team members, so the listing, the ratings and the revenue stay yours.
Payments and privacy answers
Apple Pay, Google Pay and cards at checkout, and each store's privacy form filled in from an honest inventory of the data the app takes.

Mobile app development

What we build for mobile

The same Mobile app development we build everywhere, with the local setup above for the USA.

Customer apps

Browse, order, pay and track, with your branding, push notifications and repeat orders in two taps.

Sales and order-booking apps

Salesmen book orders by route and shop, with prices, schemes and credit limits from the ERP.

Delivery and rider apps

Assigned deliveries, directions, proof of delivery and cash collected, reported back live.

Manager apps

Today's sales, stock alerts and approvals waiting for the owner, on the phone.

Android and iPhone

One codebase for both platforms, so features arrive on both at the same time.

Works on weak signal

Orders and deliveries are saved on the phone and sent when the connection returns.

Store publishing

We prepare and submit the app to Google Play and the App Store under your company's account.

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Questions

Mobile app development in the USA: what people ask

How do test versions reach our phones in the US?

A test version is pushed to your phone every week with Apple's and Google's own testing tools. Use it through an ordinary working day in the States; the list you send back opens our next call, held in your morning.

Do we need both iPhone and Android at launch?

Not always. If your customers are mostly on iPhone, launching there first is reasonable. Both versions come from one codebase, so adding Android later does not mean starting again.