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10 Best Transportation App Development Companies in 2025
Too often, you’ll find companies that promise “AI-driven logistics” or “robust mobility solutions” but have never built a working TMS, dispatch system, or multi-carrier integration. At Stfalcon, we’ve been developing transportation and logistics software for 15+ years, so we know the difference between teams that understand this industry inside out, and ones that just move buzzwords around on their website. In this article, we’ve rounded up software partners (ourselves included) with real success stories in mobility, logistics, and public transport, and highlighted what each is best known for. TL;DR: 6 transportation app development companies with hands-on expertise Stfalcon: Builds large-scale passenger-transport and delivery platforms end-to-end. Reusable modules and agentic AI built on 16+ years of experience. Intellias: Enterprise-scale connected-mobility systems for fleets and mobility providers, trusted by DKV and BlaBlaCar. Edvantis: Specialists in public-transport ticketing and fare-payment systems. Apptunix: Mobile-first on-demand platforms for ride-hailing, courier, and delivery services. MENA-recognized. Clockwise Software: SaaS and custom logistics tools for fleets and dispatchers, from route planning to real-time tracking. PTV Group: Creator of industry-standard software for transport simulation, network modeling, and urban planning. 6 transportation software development agencies that are worth your attention Below are transportation app development companies that are either: fully focused on the transportation and logistics industry, or serve multiple industries but have a proven track record in transportation. We’ll start with Stfalcon since we know our company best. With these criteria in mind, we’ve reviewed the market and selected 10 transportation app development companies that stand out for their expertise, innovation, and proven results. Each has unique strengths, but they all have one thing in common. They offer solutions that help transportation businesses operate efficiently, grow, and remain competitive. Stfalcon: End-to-end delivery, from discovery to production Best known for building large-scale passenger-transport and delivery platforms from the ground up. Faster delivery due to reusable modules and AI components, built from 16+ years in transportation and logistics tech. ISO 9001–certified, with every project led by a CTO and a process that’s structured, reviewed, and constantly improved. Founded: 2009, Ukraine Clutch rating: 4.9 (56+ reviews) Notable clients: Ecolines (leading European coach operator), Nova Post (Ukraine’s largest private postal company), Germany’s first low-cost bus operator Core strengths: Product discovery and UX/UI design (4–6-week sprints to turn ideas into technically and financially sound plans); custom transportation and logistics software (bus booking, TMS, taxi apps, order and delivery apps, supply chain, and fleet management) Millions of people around the world use Stfalcon-built software every day – to book intercity buses, ship parcels, or hail rides. After 16+ years in transportation and logistics tech, we’ve built our own toolkit: reusable modules for booking, routing, delivery, and tracking, plus agentic AI components that support real-time decision-making. Together, they help our 80+ experts launch production-ready apps up to 30% faster. Take a look at our story in transportation app software development: One of our early breakthrough projects was for a Berlin startup that needed a ticket-booking platform. We helped them launch it before the market even opened. They went on to serve 8M+ passengers, cover 1,300 routes, and capture 40% of Germany’s intercity bus market, later merging into Europe’s largest coach network. Read the full case study From there, we expanded into regional mobility. For Ecolines, whose app kept crashing at checkout, we rebuilt everything on Flutter. The new version doubled ticket sales and earned a 4.9 App Store rating. For BBGO, a regional taxi service, we developed a complete rider–driver ecosystem with live dispatch and dynamic pricing. Read the full case study Our logistics expertise grew after partnering with Nova Post. When they entered the EU, we helped them build Shopify and Adobe Commerce modules so European online stores could connect to its delivery network instantly, with correct rates, customs logic, and real-time tracking. Today, those modules power deliveries across 17 European countries. Our clients often agree on the same thing: we’re organized, fast, and focused. Project management is consistently called our “forte.” “We were particularly impressed by their ability to combine strong engineering capabilities with a thoughtful, client-centered approach.” — Andrii Danylik, CIO, Nova Post Your future software shouldn’t get stuck in traffic. Let’s turn your idea into a product that’s fast, scalable, and ready for the road. contact us Alina Client Manager Clockwise Software: Logistics SaaS for fleets, drivers, and dispatchers Clockwise Software is a transportation app development company based in Ukraine. They have worked in logistics software for ten years. Their experience includes transportation management systems, warehouse systems, and fleet management. Founded: 2014, Ukraine Clutch rating: 4.9 (21+ reviews) Notable projects and clients: Route-planning module for a UK logistics and public-transport client (Foresolutions) Core strengths: On-demand and SaaS platforms; route and location-based services; mobile + web dispatch systems; start-to-scale apps for transport/logistics workflows Their solutions are not just about technology; they are about tangible business results. Clockwise Software have helped companies reduce their operating costs by up to 25%. They achieve it by using features like GPS tracking and predictive maintenance. Businesses that have worked with Clockwise Software say it is a reliable and innovative partner. They have many years of experience in providing customized logistics and transportation solutions. Their main focus is on their clients. Clients most often highlight their communication, calling it “professional and timely”. “They were professional, always available, and effective communicators, quickly learning our tools.” — Ignacio Doncel, Founder at WishYoo. PTV Group: Simulation and planning tools for transport networks, cities, and mobility systems Best known for developing and licensing proprietary software for transportation planning, simulation, and network optimization. Part of the Umovity brand alongside Econolite. Over 2,500 cities and organizations in 120+ countries use PTV Group’s tools to plan routes, manage congestion, and assess environmental impact. Founded: 1979, Germany Clutch rating: N/A Notable projects and clients: City of Bordeaux (bicycle traffic modelling); Taichung (Taiwan) metro line simulation Core strengths: Transport modeling (macroscopic + microscopic); public-transport planning; real-time traffic management; multimodal network simulation PTV Group is a product company specializing in traffic planning, simulation, and real-time management. Its software suite, including PTV Visum, PTV Vissim, and PTV Lines, are used by thousands of cities to answer real-world questions, like: What happens if a new metro line opens? How will traffic react to a lane closure? Where should new bike routes go to reduce congestion? For example, the city of Bordeaux, France, used PTV Visum and detailed cycling data to redesign its traffic model and plan safer bicycle infrastructure. In Taichung, PTV Vissim helped optimize passenger flow, transfers, and station layouts for a new metro line. And along the I-79 corridor in the U.S., PTV tools simulated incidents, ramp changes, and signal timing to reduce travel delays measurably. “Reliable and sufficient for most transport projects.” — Mark M., Senior Traffic Modeller Intellias: Connected mobility for enterprise fleets, cities, and drivers Best known for building connected-mobility and logistics platforms for large fleets, multi-country operators, and global mobility providers. Trusted by tier-one enterprises like DKV and GreenFlux. ISO 27001– and ISO 9001–certified. Founded: 2002, Ukraine Clutch rating: 4.9 (30+ reviews) Notable clients: BlaBlaCar, DKV, HERE Technologies Core strengths: Fleet and telematics systems; LBS and routing; logistics marketplaces; mobility payments and integrations for enterprise clients With over 20 years in engineering and consulting, Intellias helps some of the world’s largest mobility and automotive brands solve tricky tech challenges. Their 1,500+ experts design platforms that connect vehicles, drivers, and infrastructure across continents. They work with companies like HERE Technologies, JOYNEXT, Elmos, TomTom, and DKV Mobility, building solutions in connectivity, infotainment, autonomous driving, and eMobility. Their engineering quality is backed by ASPICE and TISAX certifications and partnerships with BlackBerry, AUTOSAR, and Vector. One standout example is Intellias’s long-term partnership with DKV Mobility, a European provider of fleet payment and charging services. Intellias helps them digitalize mobility and fleet ops across 50+ countries, supporting over 300,000 customers through modern payment and fleet-services platforms. Clients often highlight Intellias for their reliability and depth of technical expertise: “We are extremely excited about the superior tech capabilities and DNA of Intellias.”” — Jesper Erichsen, Chief Operating Officer at DKV Mobility.Apptunix: On-demand mobility and delivery apps Best known for building mobile-first on-demand platforms for transport, delivery, and ride-hailing services. Recognized most across the MENA region. Founded: 2013, India Clutch rating: 4.4 (79+ reviews) Notable clients: Expo City Dubai, Isuzu Core strengths: On-demand ride/parcel apps; real-time tracking and dispatch; driver-/courier-user flows Apptunix specializes in apps where every minute counts, from courier networks and ride-hailing services to last-mile delivery platforms. Their focus is on mobile experience, dispatch logic, and user–driver workflows, not heavy infrastructure. In the MENA region, they’ve earned recognition for helping fast-growing mobility and delivery businesses launch quickly. For example, ViaGo Gh. Ltd. in Ghana worked with Apptunix to create an app that supports taxi booking, ride sharing, and courier services in one ecosystem. Another example is Expo City Eats, a delivery platform Apptunix built that now serves Dubai’s Expo City with real-time order tracking and seamless payments. Clients highlight their communication, often noting their “immediate and supportive response.” “Apptunix has been excellent and near-perfect as far as our project success is concerned.” — Kelvin Osei Owusu, Founder & Chairman, ViaGo Gh. Ltd. What should you consider when choosing a transportation software development agency? In transportation and logistics, small details, like how your vendor handles routing data or integrates dispatch logic, can make or break your project. At Stfalcon, we’ve seen how much smoother projects run when these basics are in place: Discovery and scoping process. The best vendors won’t jump straight into coding. They’ll help you validate the idea, map out use cases, and plan your MVP. Scalability and integration. Even if you start small, ask if the vendor knows how to connect your system to external APIs, payment gateways, and mapping tools. Speed vs. quality balance. Ask about delivery timelines, process automation, and quality control. A well-structured workflow can reduce delivery time by 20–30%. Post-launch support. Look for teams that offer ongoing maintenance, updates, and analytics after launch. Communication and transparency. Almost any project involves constant iteration. You’ll want a vendor who shares progress early and responds fast. Need to scale your engineering capacity? Hire developers who understand transportation, fleet management, and supply chain tech contact us Alina Client Manager Bottom line No two transportation projects move the same way. Some need heavy enterprise architecture, while others just need a fast, reliable dispatch app. The companies above have all proven they can keep things running – on the road, in the air, or on schedule. At Stfalcon, we’ve been building transportation tech long enough to know what “moving parts” really means. If we sound like a fitting partner, you can consult us for free.
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