Courier app: route, address and proof photo in one place
A plain day for the courier: active drops, live map, history. Three tabs, no set-up ritual before the first shift.
What it does
A plain day for the courier: active drops, live map, history. GPS, camera and push are wired in already, so there is no set-up ritual before the first shift.
What you get
Three tabs
active drops, live map, history, and no other menus to learn
Live position, so the coordinator knows where the courier is without ringing
Push on a new assignment, so the phone buzzes in the pocket
Drop detail
address, door instructions (do not ring the bell), customer contact
Route drawn on the map, with no need to jump to Google or Apple Maps
Photo proof of delivery, so where the bag was left is on the record
Status update and mark complete, one tap each
Solid and quick, written in TypeScript
Works across markets
the same app in Belgium and in Türkiye
Token stays on the device, so no password at the start of every shift
Frequently asked
How does the dispatcher know where the courier is?
Position streams to the dispatch board in the backoffice while a delivery is running. Permissions are asked for at first launch and nothing further is set up on the phone; the courier signs in once and the token stays on the device.
Related modules
Service starts at six.
Are you ready?
A live demo, thirty minutes. No slides: we build a scenario from your own restaurant, answer what you ask and talk pricing straight.