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When you think about ridesharing app development, Uber comes to mind first. The application has  93 million active users  who complete 1.71 billion rides every quarter. Around 68% of the US market belongs to the company. HOW UBER APP WORKS The main goal of Uber is to connect drivers and riders on demand. The process of Uber app work can be described in 7 steps: STEP 1: A RIDER CREATES AN ACCOUNT Email address and phone number are all users need to create an account with Uber. The app is available as a web app in a browser or as an iOS or Android app. STEP 2: A RIDER ORDERS A RIDE A rider opens an app and enters the destination location, reviews each ride option for vehicle size, price, and estimated drop-off time, chooses the desired option and confirms the pickup. STEP 3: A RIDER IS MATCHED WITH A DRIVER A nearby driver sees the order and chooses to accept or decline the rider. The rider automatically receives a notification when the car is about a minute away from t

  The growth of smartphone users encouraged companies to actively explore the new medium. Even banking organizations couldn’t stay aside and started creating banking apps. For the past decade, mobile banking has been actively developing and morphing from balance-checking solutions into the whole banks in your pockets. A banking app is a mobile application where users can access their bank account, complete transactions right from their mobile devices, check balance, view payment history, etc. The main goal of such applications is to provide key banking services right on mobile devices. Today, three main types of banking apps are identified: Mobile banking  – a mobile application that provides users with features to control their banking accounts, make payments, get help from 24/7 customer support, and perform other financial operations. Client banking  – a software for corporate clients that is installed on a PC. It’s not designed for banking on the go, as you always need to