An app your field staff can use on one bar of signal
Order taking, delivery confirmation, attendance, stock counts — the work that happens away from a desk. Built for a mid-range Android on mobile data, with a Bangla interface, because that is what the person doing the job is holding.
What you get
- Nabila TradersMirpur 10Delivered
- Sonali EnterpriseMohakhaliOn the way
- Green Delta StoresUttara 7Next
Illustrative — not a customer's data
Works when the network does not
Entries are saved on the device and sync when signal returns, so a delivery in a weak-coverage area is not lost and does not have to be re-entered later.
Bangla interface
Labels and messages in Bangla, sized to be read in daylight on a small screen. An app your staff cannot read is an app they will work around.
Connected to your system
The app writes into the same records your office works from, so what the field enters is what the accounts see — no separate register to reconcile at month end.
Installed the way you need
Play Store where the app is for customers, or a direct APK for internal staff apps where a store listing adds nothing but delay.
- Nabila TradersMirpur 10Delivered
- Sonali EnterpriseMohakhaliOn the way
- Green Delta StoresUttara 7Next
Illustrative — not a customer's data
What it gives back
How it works today
Delivery slips come back to the office in the evening and someone types them in. Half a day passes before anyone knows what was collected.
With AIOSOL
The delivery is recorded at the door, offline if the signal is weak, and syncs when it returns. Nobody re-types it, and the cash position is current.
Fewer hands
The work behind it
We have shipped a mobile app with its own build and release pipeline, including direct APK distribution for internal testing — the same route most staff-facing apps in Bangladesh actually take.
Android first
We build Android first because that is what the market carries. iOS is possible on the same codebase where it is genuinely needed, but we will not quote it as free — it carries its own store review, device testing and yearly account cost, and pretending otherwise is how app projects go over.
Frequently asked questions
No. Where the job happens off-network — deliveries, field visits, stock counts in a warehouse — entries are held on the device and synced when signal returns.
Yes, if that system can be reached over an API or a database we can integrate with. That connection is usually the more important half of the project, not the screens.
We target mid-range and older Android devices deliberately, because that is what field staff carry. We will tell you the minimum version we support before the build rather than after someone cannot install it.
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