Estimate Project

Mobile and web apps for package delivery

A package delivery system that improves customer service and the internal processes of the company.

Cross-platform app development
Web development
Mobile app design
Web design
Hand holding a phone with the Drivery My Shipments delivery tracking screen.
Hand holding a phone with the Drivery My Shipments delivery tracking screen.
Courier loading parcels into a Drivery delivery van.
Courier loading parcels into a Drivery delivery van.

Client

A package delivery company requested an order tracking and package delivery system automation. They wanted to make the delivery steps transparent for the customers, ease the handling of orders and drivers-related tasks for the admin, and optimize routes for drivers to deliver faster.

Drivery delivery stages: a courier unloading parcels, a warehouse worker and boxes delivered to a home.
Drivery delivery stages: a courier unloading parcels, a warehouse worker and boxes delivered to a home.

Project idea

We needed to develop a web admin panel for orders fulfillment and driver control, a mobile app for customers, and a driver mobile app.

Our team had to connect every part of the delivery system so that it would provide users with timely updates on order statuses without any delays.

The monetization plan was a revenue distribution model where a portion of the order cost would be allocated to the delivery driver's earnings and the remaining portion would go to the company.

Drivery workflow with a support operator, courier carrying a parcel and customer receiving a delivery.
Drivery workflow with a support operator, courier carrying a parcel and customer receiving a delivery.

UI/UX design

User flow

We started from drawing out a full business logic of the apps to clearly define every step of the order delivery process.

User-flow diagram of the Drivery apps: sign-up and sign-in for customers and drivers, then account, dashboard, shipment and order flows.
User-flow diagram of the Drivery apps: sign-up and sign-in for customers and drivers, then account, dashboard, shipment and order flows.
User-flow diagram of the Drivery apps: sign-up and sign-in for customers and drivers, then account, dashboard, shipment and order flows.
User-flow diagram of the Drivery apps: sign-up and sign-in for customers and drivers, then account, dashboard, shipment and order flows.

Key design characteristics

To speed up the processes, we made every design element vivid and clear, allowing tasks to be completed easily, step‑by‑step.

Although the design was simple and focused primarily on optimizing internal processes, the client wanted a consistent look across all parts of the system.

We designed the admin panel, driver’s application, and the customer’s app in the same style.

Drivery mobile and web interfaces showing order management dashboards.
Drivery mobile and web interfaces showing order management dashboards.

UI kit

Drivery UI kit with buttons, status chips, cards, form fields and navigation elements.
Drivery UI kit with buttons, status chips, cards, form fields and navigation elements.

Branding

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The Drivery brand typeface, Tasa Orbiter, shown as a specimen.
The Drivery brand typeface, Tasa Orbiter, shown as a specimen.
The Drivery brand color palette: True Red (FF3F41), Bright Violet (7856D4), Grass Green (32BF5A), Total Black (000000), and Cloudy Gray (F0F1F3).
The Drivery brand color palette: True Red (FF3F41), Bright Violet (7856D4), Grass Green (32BF5A), Total Black (000000), and Cloudy Gray (F0F1F3).

icon & branding

Drivery logo construction grid and wordmark shown above a driver at the wheel of a car.
Drivery logo construction grid and wordmark shown above a driver at the wheel of a car.
Drivery branding on a delivery truck, branded parcel boxes on a hand cart, and rolls of red branded packing tape.
Drivery branding on a delivery truck, branded parcel boxes on a hand cart, and rolls of red branded packing tape.

As in all our designs, we followed user interface design principles, which set high standards for usability. We dealt with each app and each role separately to make sure they’ll be convenient for users in real-life contexts.

Features

Admin web panel

The admin panel allows an administrator to view reports, calculate prices, manage orders, track and change their statuses, and assign and reassign drivers to the orders.

Analytic data

The system offers customizable reports, showing the number of pending orders, items in delivery, completed orders, and earned money. An administrator can also view the performance of the drivers by applying filters.

Drivery web dashboard showing delivery reports, revenue and driver statistics.
Drivery web dashboard showing delivery reports, revenue and driver statistics.

Order management

An administrator can view pending orders, change their statuses, view details, and cancel orders.

Drivery web order page listing orders with parcel details, addresses and driver info.
Drivery web order page listing orders with parcel details, addresses and driver info.

By clicking on the order, an administrator can view the details, pick-up, and delivery locations.

Drivery order detail card with driver, distance and estimated delivery time.
Drivery order detail card with driver, distance and estimated delivery time.

By clicking on the ‘Status’ button, the administrator can chat with a client or a driver, or assign an order to a driver.

Drivery admin panel with a customer chat about a damaged parcel and the related order details.
Drivery admin panel with a customer chat about a damaged parcel and the related order details.

Drivers management

An administrator can add new drivers, assign deliveries to available drivers, and make timely decisions regarding pending orders. The page provides comprehensive information on each driver, including name, contact information, car type, and availability status.

Drivery web dashboard listing couriers with search and availability filters.
Drivery web dashboard listing couriers with search and availability filters.
Aerial map view tracking a courier route for a Drivery delivery in progress.
Aerial map view tracking a courier route for a Drivery delivery in progress.

To schedule a delivery, an administrator simply needs to check a driver’s availability calendar and book the desired date.

Drivery availability calendar showing delivery slots across two months.
Drivery availability calendar showing delivery slots across two months.

Customer’s mobile app

The app allows a customer to place an order for delivery remotely.

Customers can view shipment status, order details, and chat with the service administrator if there are any issues.

Order placement

A user provides detailed information on the package, including the item's photo and parameters. The price is calculated based on the item’s parameters and delivery distance.

Two Drivery mobile screens: a new shipment form with parcel photo and size, and a delivery address picker with a map pin.
Two Drivery mobile screens: a new shipment form with parcel photo and size, and a delivery address picker with a map pin.
Two Drivery mobile screens: the My Shipments list and a shipment detail with a route map and order info.

Shipment tracking

A user can view the changing status of the order and click on it to see the details, including the expected delivery date, driver’s information, and the map.

Drivery delivery progress card showing distance, time left and arrival time.
Two Drivery mobile screens: the My Shipments list and a shipment detail with a route map and order info.
Drivery delivery progress card showing distance, time left and arrival time.
Reporting tool

In case of any problem or question, a customer can contact the company by sending a message and uploading an image via the chat.

Drivery mobile support chat screen beside a man reading a message on his phone by a window.
Drivery mobile support chat screen beside a man reading a message on his phone by a window.

Driver’s mobile app

Drivers are assigned orders by managers.

To enter the application, a driver simply types in a phone number and confirms it by entering a code from an SMS.

They can receive new shipment details and access the delivery route with the endpoint.

Mobile app orders list with assigned and completed delivery statuses.

Assignments

Drivers receive assignments within their app with detailed information on the item to deliver.

Mobile app screen assigning a delivery order with customer details and route map.
Mobile app orders list with assigned and completed delivery statuses.
Mobile app screen assigning a delivery order with customer details and route map.

Route optimization

Google Maps integrated with the driver’s application helps choose the most convenient route in real-time.

Should any issue occur on the way, a driver can report it instantly to the contact support.

Courier driving while using the Drivery app to optimize a delivery route.
Courier driving while using the Drivery app to optimize a delivery route.
Mobile app screen with a Back to orders button after a completed delivery.

Delivery confirmation

Once the package reaches the customer, a driver confirms the delivery in the application, which updates the web admin panel.

Mobile app confirmation screen showing a successful delivery completed in 2h 23min.
Mobile app confirmation screen showing a successful delivery completed in 2h 23min.

Technologies

Laravel

Using our favorite Laravel framework, we built the server-side of the delivery management system. Laravel reduces development time thanks to its reusable components, allowing us to bring products to release faster.

NextJS

With the Next.js framework, we built a customized interface for the delivery admin panel. This framework is perfect for scalable projects that require high performance.

React Native

To reduce development time, we used the React Native framework for cross-platform mobile development. The ability to use shared components allowed our developers to simultaneously build apps for both iOS and Android operating systems.

NX monorepo

The NX monorepo simplifies and significantly accelerates development on large projects, particularly when multiple applications need to reuse each other’s components.

Google Maps

We integrated Google Maps into the mobile app for drivers for route optimization, using the react-native-maps and react-native-maps-directions libraries.

Google Cloud

We chose Google Cloud to provide the infrastructure for the project, valuing its high level of robustness and security.

WebSockets

WebSockets provide real-time, event-driven communication between server and client, enabling instant updates on order status changes.

Google Pub/Sub

Google Pub/Sub is a messaging middleware for service integration that helps handle large data volumes.

Results

We managed to finish the project in nine months, which was the timeframe set by the client. The system we developed is currently in the testing period, and it has already demonstrated its effectiveness. This is how the development of mobile and web apps for package delivery helped our client:

Drivery in-app navigation view showing a turn-by-turn route arrow on the road.

Delivery visibility

Every delivery step became transparent for all stakeholders through digitalization and was accelerated.

Easier planning

Now that the admin panel shows all the details of the delivery service and results in statistics, it has become easier for the company to schedule order fulfillments and assign tasks to drivers.

Process optimization

Connecting three user roles (administrator, driver, and customer) allowed the company to streamline business processes and increase the number of orders.

Drivery in-app navigation view showing a turn-by-turn route arrow on the road.
Grid of Drivery mobile app screens covering orders, tracking and delivery flows.
Grid of Drivery mobile app screens covering orders, tracking and delivery flows.

Project details

Project team

1Project manager
1Web developer
1Backend developer
2Mobile app developers
2Designers
Drivery mobile orders screen listing shipments with their delivery statuses.

Timeline

9 month

Cost

$80,000+

Drivery mobile orders screen listing shipments with their delivery statuses.