Registration/login. It should be also possible to use an app without registration. But to be able to synchronize lists on various devices or to share them with family members or friends, users should have an account. Facebook login or registration via email can work pretty fine for the first version of the app.
Main menu. When it comes to the menu, there are several options on how it can be introduced to users in a shopping list app. It can work as a start screen or can be provided in a tab bar (more common for iPhone users) or in a side menu. Inventory of all shopping lists. The list of all user’s lists may sound a little awkward, however, people often need different products for different occasions (B-Day party, home, grocery store, etc.).
Shopping/grocery list itself. Being a core feature of the application it definitely should include:
- Adding items (quantity, additional notes);
- Sorting items (alphabetically, from newest to oldest and vice versa);
- Marking items as "complete" or "incomplete”;
- Deleting items (delete one/all);
- Moving items (move items to another list, copy items).
Suggestions. Auto-suggestions of items can be very convenient especially for “typing on the go” users.
List sharing. The ability to share lists makes shopping with family members and friends much easier as it allows you to instantaneously see list updates made by others.
Push notifications. Push notifications informing users when someone has shared a list with them, updated it, started or ended shopping can facilitate synchronization and make the process more efficient.
Archive. In order not to be overloaded with various lists, it is good to be able to archive old ones but still have a possibility to check or reuse them in the future.
Order Tracking Option
All the apps are embedded with smart order tracking option which helps in tracking the order just with a few clicks along with specific details.
Easy Checkout
We have concluded an easy and smooth checkout option in our bigbasket clone app so that the users do not deter from finalizing a purchase.
Diverse Categories
A number of product categories are there that make a listing of the products in the sections- organized category and subcategory of the same.
Enhanced Navigation
A great user experience that also allows easy navigation is all that our grocery app development service focuses onto.
Additional Features In Grocery Delivery App:
• Grocery Specific Design • Personalized/Custom Made Offer Option • Product Search Facility • In-store Product Navigation • Option of Coupon Compatibility • Easy Barcode Scanning • Notification For New/Existing Product • Have Recent Item List • Create List of Favorite Items • Edit List Items • Effortless List Sharing • Easy Payment Modes
№№№№ insights GL app
- Shopping list
- Grocery Coupons
- Barcode Scanners
- Recipe books
- Grocery shopping reminders
- Grocery delivery
- customers at grocery stores
- business owners and store chains
- both businesses and customers
- Types of data input
- Manual input (plus autosuggestion features)
- Barcode scans/ photo image processing
- A combination of input methods.
- Splash screen with brand logo
- Login / Register with Email or Facebook
- Easy swipe navigation with brand logo
- SMS / Call mobile number authentication
- 3D touch and touch ID integration
- Products navigation from categories & subcategories
- Shortcut to Repeat last order
- Product search
- Product screen popup with description
- Apple pay
- Paypal
- BrainTree payment gateway
- Android Pay
- My order
- Favourite products
- My cart
- Change account details
- Promocodes/Referals
<ul class="super-admin-music">
<li>Send Order Request To Single/Multiple Shoppers</li>
<li>Add Items In Sent Order</li>
<li>Add Address Details</li>
<li>View Order Receipt</li>
<li>Payment Gateway: Stripe</li>
<li>Communicate With Shoppers Through Chat</li>
<li>Track Shopper's Navigation</li>
<li>Accept/Decline Friend Requests</li>
<li>Set Notification On/Off</li>
<li>Reviews And Ratings For Shoppers</li>
<li>View Accepted, Canceled, Completed, Pending And In-Progress Orders</li>
<li>View Recent Chat</li>
</ul>
User location tracking, which helps sellers easily inform buyers about the product delivery date, and buyers to know product delivery date before ordering the product My Basket feature allows buyers to check the products that they had added to the cart earlier Smart Basket, which automatically adds products that buyers shop often Secure payment options, including debit and card payments, cash on delivery and BigBasket Wallet
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https://www.bacancytechnology.com/blog/cost-features-to-develop-grocery-mobile-app
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Push Notifications – Twilio, Push.io
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SMS, Voice and Phone Verification -Nexmo, Twilio
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Payments – Braintree & PayPal , Stripe, EWallets
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Database – MongoDB, Hbase, Cassandra, Postgress, Mail Chimp Integration
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Cloud Environment – AWS, Google, Azure
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Realtime Analytics – Hadoop, Spark, BigData, Apache Flink, Cisco, IBM
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https://mobisoftinfotech.com/products/grocery-app-development
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https://yalantis.com/blog/how-much-does-it-cost-to-create-an-on-demand-delivery-app/
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read about Supply Chain Management
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Update: Since I wrote this post two years ago, I’ve changed up my system. The big change is adding an Amazon Echo to our kitchen/living room. I’ve then linked up the built-in Echo shopping list feature to my Trello board with IFTTT. Sure, I don’t get the neat feature of having all the items ordered and grouped according to where they are in the store, but it’s just so easy to look in the fridge/freezer/cabinet and shout out the things that are needed. (I just wish there was a verbal shortcut for “Alexa, add [thing] to my shopping list.” Sure, I can say “Alexa, buy more [thing].” But then I might accidentally order something from Amazon.)