Luckin Coffee completes HarmonyOS native app core features development

Huawei recently announced that one of the famous coffee stores in China – Luckin Coffee has completed the HarmonyOS native app core features development. Eventually, users would explore prominent services in the time ahead.

Luckin Coffee is a Chinese coffee company that was founded in Beijing in 2017. The company serves around 500 million monthly active customers. It has more than 13000 stores in the native region with 6310 self-operated and others in partnership.

In the past few years, Luckin has also surpassed Starbucks in terms of fame and store numbers in China. The amazing coffee facility is also available online. All you need is to download the dedicated app to order and pay for drinks.

At present, Luckin Coffee has completed the core features development for its HarmonyOS native app. Huawei has announced the achievement on its official Huawei Devices Cloud Services Weibo page which reads:

“Good news for all coffee lovers! Luckin Coffee has completed the development of the core features of the HarmonyOS native application. Now you can easily order the cup you want and buy it on a variety of devices anytime, anywhere. This initiative has greatly upgraded the coffee experience.”

Consequently, the corresponding app owners will soon fetch smarter, safer, and more efficient services from the Luckin Coffeehouse. Meanwhile, more and more partners preparing to join the HarmonyOS Ecosystem and bring the best facilities for their customers.

Luckin has been working with Huawei for HarmonyOS native apps since November 2023. The coffeehouse even looked for new employees in the field of Senior Android mobile development engineers who can operate high-performance and high-availability UI development of complex platforms.

Speaking of the core features, HarmonyOS NEXT focuses on six major aspects: refinement, applications, smoothness, security, smarter, and interconnectivity. These fundamentals ensure that the app runs reliably and delivers an uninterrupted experience to users.

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