Boba Ceria

Simulation app for ordering boba

Boba Ceria is a free lifestyle app from CreativeClubIF4 that allows its users to create their own boba or milk tea ordering experience. It lets you simulate the home page for the supposed e-commerce app for a beverage business and list the items you’d want to sell. It supports uploading images for product photos, pricing computations, and more.

As a very niche piece of software, it can be used for harmless fun or for simulating a potential ordering app. It is easy to use and provides an idea on how a beverage app could appear and function.

Make your own boba app

Boba has become ubiquitous in various parts of the world, and this popularity has created a market for the Boba Ceria app. For one, it can be used to simulate a boba vending app, with features for choosing from a menu, choosing delivery options, or paying for a bill. On the other hand, it can also be used to prank someone by creating a fake store without any actual transactions.

As mentioned, the app is highly customizable. Provide the name of the store, work on its design, list items on its menu, and provide details for ordering, payment, and delivery. It follows a very robust layout — the design and content can be customized to your heart’s content. It even supports uploading photos for a more believable mockup. You can even add static texts like notes and disclaimers.

For some reason, the app is designed for boba products only. This is reinforced by some fixed content that includes images of boba or milk tea drinks. Also, there’s a restriction to how many items you can add to the menu. Other than these minor restrictions, the app works well. It only requires small storage space and does not lag or freeze.

A quick mockup creator

If you’re looking for a basic creator of an e-commerce platform, particularly one for milk tea enterprises, Boba Ceria can be a small and helpful app. It is streamlined and easy to use, although the very format and flow of the supposed shop is mostly fixed. Content-wise, you have full rein on the colors, texts, and even the images that would appear in the app.