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Fieldora
Field service app
The day’s route, the job sheet and the sign-off in a technician’s pocket.
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We are a mobile app development company in Hyderabad building iOS and Android apps for customers and field teams, sharing one codebase where that makes sense and going native where it matters.
01What we build
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Bookings, orders and accounts, in your customers’ pockets.
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Jobs, routes, photos and sign-offs for staff who work away from a desk.
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iOS and Android from shared code where it makes sense.
02Useful when
“Our team works away from a desk.”
“Customers keep asking for an app.”
“Paper forms come back to the office at the end of the day.”
03Related project
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Field service app
The day’s route, the job sheet and the sign-off in a technician’s pocket.
View the project04FAQ
Straight answers on cost, process and working together.
Still unsure?
Ask us directlyIt depends on whether you need iOS, Android or both, offline use, device features such as camera, maps or payments, and the admin tools and back end behind the app. The written proposal sets out scope, timeline and cost before you commit.
Both. By default we use Flutter, sharing one codebase across iOS and Android to keep cost and upkeep down. When a project needs it, for performance or deep device features, we build natively in Swift and Kotlin.
Yes. Field team apps are often used with poor signal, so we design them to keep working offline and sync when the connection returns.
We work from Hyderabad, India (IST). Our afternoon and evening overlap with the UK and European working morning and afternoon, and we keep two to three hours in our late evening for calls with the US East Coast. Between calls, progress is shared in writing and working software is demoed every cycle.
Yes, we are happy to sign an NDA before we discuss your project. After final payment, all code, designs and intellectual property belong to you, and we build so another team could pick the work up: readable code, documented decisions and a proper handover.
05Contact
A few sentences are enough. We’ll take it from there.
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