Mobile apps in Karaganda
Mobile apps in Karaganda: from MVP to the stores, with 1C and payments.
Karaganda is a region of coal, mining and metallurgy. Industrial plants and service companies define the city’s economy. Digitising internal logistics, warehouse accounting and safety workflows is a concrete priority.
nlimit delivers a mobile app in Karaganda for coal, mining and metallurgy with one MVP flow: orders, field checklists, or a client area. Kaspi Pay and 1C APIs are scoped early; WhatsApp deep links cover edge cases. Release planning for Karaganda includes device testing, Kaspi Pay sandbox checks, and a 1C sync checklist. For the coal, mining, metallurgy, machinery, energy, services sector in Karaganda, an MVP launches one core flow: order, cabinet or report. The API is built on Laravel; 1C and Kaspi Pay are added next. Push alerts and roles match the business process.
in Karaganda we do not start with every feature. First one flow: order, booking or a report. For coal, mining, metallurgy, machinery, energy, services offline mode and roles are often critical.
Companies in Karaganda often order an HR portal, internal request system or supplier catalogue. Many teams work with 1C and Excel reports. WhatsApp is the main channel between field staff and clients.
What we deliver
- User flow and API contract
- Client + admin
- Push, payments, analytics
- Store builds and review support
FAQ
Do you build native apps in Karaganda?
Cross-platform (PWA or one codebase) is usually cheaper and faster. Native is a separate estimate.
Do you publish to the App Store / Google Play?
Yes: account, screenshots, policies, review. The company in Karaganda needs a legal entity.
Will it connect to 1C or CRM?
Yes. Orders, stock and client cards are a common flow in Karaganda.
How long is an MVP?
6–12 weeks: auth, core flow, admin. Then modules.