Quick: delivery, ride-hailing and POS app

Quick brings together four apps that work on one shared database. Customers order a meal, groceries or a parcel, or book a ride. Drivers receive the nearest offer, follow the trip and collect payment. Merchants run their till, tables, kitchen, stock and online orders. The administrator follows everything live on a map.

Who is it for?

• A company that wants to launch its own delivery or ride-hailing service in its city.
• A group of restaurants or shops that wants its own platform instead of paying commissions.
• An investor looking for a product that is already built and tested, adapted to the Mauritanian market: French, Arabic, ouguiya (MRU) and local mobile wallets.

What is ready and tested

• All four apps work end to end: ordering, preparation, delivery, payment, rides, the till and admin follow-up.
• The customer and driver apps are designed for phones; the till and the admin panel for computers and tablets.
• 112 automated tests cover prices, order statuses, dispatch, payments, driver credit and rides.
• Rides were tested on a real phone: standard ride, metered ride, carpooling and cancellation.
• Three languages: French, Arabic (right to left) and English.

What is left to do, at the buyer’s cost

Quick is delivered complete and working. To run it commercially, the points below still have to be covered. They are at the buyer’s cost: third-party fees (accounts, server, SMS, payment providers) and, if you hire us for the work, our time on quote.

1. App Store and Play Store publication

• Preparing the customer and driver apps for the stores (icons, launch screens, signing).
• Developer accounts in the buyer’s name: Apple (99 USD per year) and Google Play (25 USD, once).
• Store listings: texts, screenshots, privacy policy, then Apple and Google review.
• Notifications while the app is closed (push), set up together with publication.

2. Server and going live

• A server (VPS) with PostgreSQL, a domain name, certificates, backups and monitoring: a monthly fee with the host you choose.
• A background task for automatic dispatch (today it is triggered by activity in the apps).
• A routing server (OSRM) to measure road distances in production.
• Beyond a single server, adapting the real-time layer for heavier load.

3. SMS and messages

• An SMS provider for login codes (simulated in the demo).
• SMS or WhatsApp messages to customers after an order: no provider is connected.

4. Payments

• Bankily, Masrvi, Sedad and BimBank work with a proof of payment approved by your team. A direct connection to their APIs needs an agreement with each provider.
• Card payments and Rimlink are not connected.
• Rides are paid in cash to the driver.

5. Settings and content

• Your payment receiving numbers and emergency numbers (demo numbers are in place).
• Your real delivery and ride fares (current fares are demo values), zones and commissions.
• Your merchants, their menus and product photos, and your official logo.

6. Legal steps

• Terms of use, privacy policy, contracts with merchants and drivers, insurance, and permits for delivery and passenger transport.

7. Features not included (development on quote)

• The Promotions and Reports screens of the admin panel (marked “Soon”).
• On the customer side: saved payment methods, loyalty, referrals and reviews from the account.
• In-app turn-by-turn navigation (today through Google Maps or Waze), internet calls between customer and driver, order batching, a demand heatmap and guaranteed hourly pay for drivers.
• The open-ride meter adds up GPS positions in straight lines: on winding roads with few positions it can count slightly less than the real distance.

One copy per buyer

Quick is not a shared subscription. Every buyer receives its own installation, with its own name, logo, colours, fares and zones. No other company uses the same copy.

How the purchase works

1. You make your offer with the form below or on WhatsApp. Quick has no listed price.
2. We demonstrate the apps to you.
3. We put the price, the transfer and what is included in writing.
4. We deliver the code, configure Quick under your name and install it on your server.
5. We train your team; the points at your cost are done by you, or by us on quote.