iOS with Swift and SwiftUI
Native Swift and SwiftUI builds engineered to current App Store review and security standards, tested on the handsets your analytics actually show.
On-device intelligence with Core MLiOS Native/ App development for Thailand · delivered from our Singapore office on Thai hours
App development for Thailand, built for millions of users.
We build consumer and field-force apps carrying real transaction volume, delivered from our Singapore office on Thai working hours (UTC+7), with calls and demos on Bangkok time.
2,500+Programmes delivered
10+Offices, Singapore nearest
1,000+Engineers behind every build
95%Retention, year after year
/ Global proof, regions named
App outcomes, on the record.
Regional programmes first, delivered from Singapore; global work from the same bench follows.
100K+transactions a month
Puma Energy Loyalty App
Loyalty app adding 13,000+ new users a month across 12 countries.
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Redesignhigh-traffic airline services website
Southwest Airlines
High-traffic airline services website redesign.
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Zero APIsbetween storefront and back office
Bay Alarm Medical
We replaced the medical alert provider’s Magento cart with Odoo commerce and moved them from Odoo 13 to Odoo 16, so storefront and back office run on one platform.
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Every platform your users are on.
Eight practices behind one accountable engagement, from the first user interview to the release you ship two years from now. One named owner, working your hours.
Android with Kotlin
Kotlin apps tuned for the full device range people carry here, from flagship phones down to the budget handsets that dominate outside Bangkok.
On-device intelligence with ML KitAndroid NativeReact Native
One React Native codebase when a launch has to cover both stores on the same day without doubling the team.
Code and tests drafted with AICross-PlatformFlutter
Expressive, high-performance Flutter builds that keep a two-store release inside a lean budget.
Interface and QA automated with AICross-PlatformProduct and experience design
Research-led product design, from user interviews to a design system your own team can extend after we hand over.
Research synthesised and prototyped with AIProduct DesignCommerce and marketplace apps
Shopping apps joined to the storefront, the stock pool and the marketplaces beside it, so one unit is never sold twice.
AI merchandising and searchMobile Commerce/07Field and back-office apps
Field sales, delivery and warehouse apps wired to Odoo, SAP or Dynamics, the same pattern that runs under our driver and field sales builds.
AI copilots for demand forecastingOdoo Gold Partner/08Store growth and support
App store optimisation, release management, crash triage and paid acquisition, on a cadence that overlaps the Thai working day.
AI monitoring and crash triageManaged services/ AI inside
AI shipped inside the app, not bolted on.
The hearing evaluator on this page grades a hearing test with AI on the device. That is the standard: intelligence doing work a user can feel, rather than a chat window in the corner.
Discovery
Copilots inside the build
Engineers pair with AI copilots for Swift, Kotlin and cross-platform code, which shortens build and test cycles rather than replacing review.
Automation
Agents inside the app
Agents take the repetitive steps off the user: onboarding checks, document capture, notifications and first-line support triage.
Intelligence
Models that run on the handset
Core ML and ML Kit models personalise, score and recommend without a round trip to the cloud, which matters on a patchy commuter connection.
Assurance
QA and security, machine assisted
Generated test suites, automated code review and crash-anomaly detection are wired into every release train, not run once before launch.
2,500+Programmes delivered
2,000+Brands served worldwide
1,000+Engineers behind every build
10+Offices, none of them in Bangkok
/ Launching into Thailand
What a Thai release day looks like.
Building the app is the part everyone plans for. Getting it live, paid for and supported in this market is the part that slips.
Release
Store dates planned around your launch
Submission windows are set against the launch date you have already announced, with App Store review and a staged Google Play rollout scheduled ahead of it, and the calendar built around the Thai working week and the public holidays your campaign runs around.
Payments
The checkout Thai users expect in an app
Card, wallet and bank transfer options are chosen against what your own data shows people reaching for here, PromptPay included, then tested end to end into the systems the order has to reach after the tap. Cash on delivery is still a live requirement and it changes the refund path. LINE Official Account login, notifications and support hand-off.
Devices
Tested on the handsets people here carry
The device matrix comes from your analytics rather than a generic lab list, and every screen is exercised on throttled and intermittent connections, so the app holds together on the BTS, in a lift or in a car park and not only on office wifi.
After launch
Watched once the badge is live
Crash triage, store listing work and release management continue on an agreed cadence with the support window overlapping the Thai working day, and each annual iOS and Android release is tested against beta builds before your users receive it. 95% of clients stay with us afterwards.
/ How we deliver
How an app build runs.
One named owner end to end, a working build at every stage, and review slots that sit inside the Thai working day.
Step 01
Discovery and product shape
Users, journeys and constraints are worked through in sessions run on Thai hours, before a screen is designed.
Step 02
Design and build
The app takes shape in two-week increments and you use a running build at the end of each one, not a slide about it.
Step 03
Store release
Submission, staged rollout and analytics go live together, with a rollback path and crash monitoring already watching.
Step 04
Run and grow
Store listing work, crash triage and the next features continue on a visible roadmap you can hold us to.
/ Vertical depth
The verticals we know cold.
Vertical teams with their own data models and reference builds, applied to the sectors that carry most of Thailand’s digital economy.
/01Retail & eCommerce→
/02Healthcare→
/03Finance & Fintech→
/04Automotive→
/05Real Estate→
/06Logistics→
/07Media→
/08Education→
Retail & eCommerce
Shopping apps joined to the storefront, the stock pool and the marketplaces beside it, learning from every order placed.
Explore retail commerce cases →Healthcare
Patient, diagnostic and pharmacy apps, including the hearing evaluator on this page, built with data protection as a design constraint.
Explore healthcare cases →Finance & Fintech
Payments, lending and wealth apps that stand up to audit, to load and to a regulator reading the log.
Explore finance cases →Automotive
Field sales, dealer and service apps tied to live stock, reading and writing the record your dealer or ERP system already holds.
Explore automotive cases →Real Estate
Broker, viewing and navigation apps, two of which sit in the record above with their own numbers.
Explore real estate cases →Logistics
Route intelligence, driver apps and warehouse automation, with shipment visibility end to end across a region that ships across borders daily.
Explore logistics cases →Media
Streaming, subscription and audience apps that turn viewing time into recurring revenue.
Explore media cases →Education
Learning apps, enrolment journeys and AI tutoring for institutions across the region, including one localised for Thailand.
Explore education cases →/ Client voices
What clients say once the app is live.
We were impressed with the cutting-edge mobile application they developed and their UI/UX proficiency. Their solutions helped elevate our user engagement and increase traffic.
Shahil Shaikh, Senior IT Manager, Under Armour
/ On the record
/ Recognition
Rankings we did not write ourselves.
2026Clutch
Top eCommerce Developers
2025Financial Times
The Americas’ Fastest-Growing Companies
2025Inc. Regionals
Fastest-growing private companies in America
2024Deloitte Technology Fast 500
North America’s fastest-growing tech companies
Reviewed and ranked onClutchGoodFirmsGartner Peer InsightsG2Financial Times
/ Questions, answered
App development in Thailand, in plain terms.
Do you have an office in Thailand?
No. Brainvire has no Bangkok office, and we would rather say that than imply otherwise. Delivery is remote from our engineering centres, with workshops, demos and release reviews scheduled inside Thai working hours and one named owner you can reach for the life of the engagement. Our nearest office is Singapore.
Have you built an app for a business in Southeast Asia?
Yes, in Singapore rather than Thailand, and we will not blur the two. Little Farms, the organic grocery retailer, runs an Android picker app we built that made order picking 30% faster, cut order errors by 40% to 50% and took paper out of the process. The other apps on this page ran in the United States and the Gulf, and each card says so.
Which platforms do you build on?
Native Swift and SwiftUI for iOS, Kotlin for Android, and React Native or Flutter when both stores have to be covered by one codebase. The choice is made against your release plan, your budget and how much of the app has to touch the hardware. A native build is the honest answer for anything doing real work with audio, location or the camera, which is why the hearing evaluator on this page is native on both platforms.
Can the app run in Thai, and handle Thai dates and formats?
Yes. Thai language, Buddhist era dates, baht formatting and Thai address structure are handled in the build rather than patched afterwards. The part that takes real work is the copy itself: Thai interface text is longer than English, so the layouts are designed against translated strings rather than English placeholders.
What about Thai payment rails inside the app?
PromptPay sits behind most local card and wallet gateways, and cash on delivery is still a live requirement for many businesses here. We scope the payment and fulfilment layer against the rails you actually use, then test the refund and reconciliation path before launch, because that is where cash on delivery usually hurts.
What does the Personal Data Protection Act mean for an app?
Thailand’s Personal Data Protection Act has been in force since June 2022, and an app collects more than a website does: location, contacts, notifications, device identifiers. We map every field the app captures, agree what is kept and for how long, put the consent screens into the design rather than after it, and match that to the App Store and Google Play privacy declarations you have to file.
Who owns the code and the store accounts?
You do. The repository, the build pipeline and the App Store and Google Play accounts are yours, in your organisation’s name, from the first commit. We work inside them. Nothing about the handover depends on us staying, which is a reasonable thing to insist on when your engineering partner is in another country.
How long does an app take, and what will it cost?
A focused first release is measured in weeks; a multi-app programme with an ERP behind it, like the field sales build on this page, in months. What drives it is how much has to integrate, how much is genuinely new, and how fast your side can decide. Design, build and run costs go side by side, scoped in prioritised buckets with agreed hours, so finance sees the two-year shape before the first sprint starts.
Do you work in Thai?
We work in English. Calls, documentation and support for Thailand are delivered in English by our Singapore team.
/ Next step
Thirty minutes on what your app ships first.
One working session with a Brainvire mobile architect: the smallest release that proves the idea, the platform choice behind it, and what has to integrate before launch. No sales deck, no follow-up sequence.
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