From my 10+ years in the software development industry, one major consideration is how well the agency understands not just mobile tech, but the eCommerce domain itself because building a fast-loading app is one thing, but syncing it with live inventory, handling order logic, multi-currency setups or integrating with CRMs like HubSpot or Zoho is a different game.

At Impero IT Services, we recently helped a UAE-based luxury fashion retailer transition from a sluggish WooCommerce site to a robust Flutter-based mobile app connected via custom APIs. The client needed real-time stock updates across physical stores, flash sale handling, and a smooth loyalty rewards engine built from scratch. We used Firebase for push notifications and offline cart support and implemented Stripe and Razorpay for multi-gateway integration depending on user location.

What made the biggest difference?

Custom API architecture with caching to reduce server load.

Focus on UI/UX tailored for mobile shopping behavior—swipe-based browsing, wishlist toggles, and one-click reordering.

A modular codebase that allowed future integration with POS systems.

Tech Stack for 2025 Frontend (Mobile): Flutter 3.22+ or React Native (Expo SDK 50+) Backend: Laravel 10/11 with Sanctum or Passport for API token authentication API Layer: Laravel as a RESTful or GraphQL API provider Database: MySQL or PostgreSQL, depending on your data relations Deployment: Dockerized Laravel + Firebase/Play/App Store deployment for mobile CI/CD: GitHub Actions + Codemagic (for Flutter) or EAS (for React Native) API Integration

Rather than duplicating logic or backend calls, expose your Laravel logic as well-structured REST or GraphQL APIs. Laravel Sanctum offers lightweight API token-based authentication ideal for mobile clients. We typically version the API (/api/v1/...) to future-proof it.

Offline Capability & Syncing

If your mobile app needs offline access or delayed syncing (field data collection, retail, health apps) make use of SQLite + background sync services (Flutter: moor or Drift, RN: AsyncStorage or WatermelonDB).

Security Practices 2025

Laravel now natively supports more granular permissions with Laravel Policy Scopes and API Rate Limiting. Use SSL pinning on mobile clients, and make sure tokens are securely stored using Keychain/Keystore on mobile.

Testing & CI

We always run unit and API tests in Laravel using PestPHP or PHPUnit, and parallel widget & integration testing in Flutter or React Native. GitHub Actions triggers end-to-end API test runs with every push to main. For mobile builds, tools like Codemagic or Expo EAS are a must.

We at Impero IT Services recently built a retail inventory solution for a Canadian franchise brand. The Laravel backend powered:-

Admin dashboard Role-based user management Product and order APIs Notification logic (via Firebase Cloud Messaging)

While the Flutter mobile app handled:

In-store barcode scanning Inventory updates Offline-first data entry Real-time sync with Laravel via secure APIs

wow great

Thanks bro

Thanks mr. Udita

i have experience in react native. Those apps i had developed are in the playstore also.

@Sahan-Pasindu-Nirmal

@kusalrathna thanks bro

@cody ඉන්න තැනක් දියන් :grin:

For java devoloper,Ill suggest flutter framework.

@muditha-batagoda

Can you explain more infomations about this

Thank you!