Patel-Apps Pvt Ltd
visit site- $1,000+
- 10 - 49 employees
- Ahmedabad, India
Patel-Apps Pvt Ltd is a mobile and web development company with a team of more than 10 people based in Ahmedabad, India. Founded in 2015, they provide web development, mobile app development, and mobile and app marketing for clients in retail and e-commerce.
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Common Project Size
<$10K 3 projects
$10K-$49K 1 project
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Highlights from Recent Projects
Patel-Apps Pvt Ltd was hired by a corporate branding agency to develop and enhance various applications. The company primarily worked on a social networking app that connects apprentices with professionals and a property management app designed to streamline tasks for property owners and managers. Patel-Apps Pvt Ltd was chosen for their ability to quickly and efficiently solve complex development issues. The results were successful, with the apps working as expected and the new features aligning with the objectives of the apps.
The company, Seri-Safe, engaged Patel-Apps Pvt Ltd to develop a user-friendly and professional-looking app for cataloging personal items. Patel-Apps Pvt Ltd was involved in all stages of the app development, from design to production. The app, which was developed for Android and iOS, included a feature that allowed users to find the nearest police department based on their location. The app was hosted on HostGator for security and linked to Google Play and Apple Store. The project, which ran from August to December 2020, cost around $4,000 and was deemed successful.
Patel-Apps Pvt Ltd was contracted by CSS Solutions Group Philippines, a software company, to assist with various app development projects. These projects included a social media platform app and a Philippine directory project for the government, as well as a mobile app for restaurants. The apps were made available on Google and iOS, and Patel-Apps Pvt Ltd also provided the database. The team, which included 5-10 people per project, used Java and other programming languages. The collaboration, which started in September 2016, cost around $25,000 and is ongoing.