A delivery service for food and everyday essentials from shops and restaurants.
The app helps people quickly find a shop or restaurant, build their order, pay and track the delivery in real time.
Speedy started as an idea for a single platform for local delivery, where the customer, the courier, the shop, the restaurant and the administrator all work in one system. The brief went beyond a standard food-ordering app: it needed a full ecosystem with a catalog, a cart, payments, routes, chats, notifications, an admin panel and a partner portal.
A mobile app for customers
A separate interface for couriers
A partner portal for shops and restaurants
An admin panel for the serviceBeetrail built Speedy, an app for delivering food and everyday essentials from local shops and restaurants. The customer watches the courier on the map in real time while the business runs orders and deliveries in one system. It works on iOS and Android.
Everyone involved in a delivery needs up-to-date information: the customer wants the order status, the courier needs the pickup and the route, the shop needs orders processed on time, the administrator needs control over the system. When those processes are split across different tools, the result is delays, mistakes, lost orders and a flood of support tickets. The client needed one platform that brings all the roles together and makes delivery transparent.
We designed the service as one digital ecosystem: a customer app, a courier app, an admin panel and a partner portal for shops and restaurants. The customer places and pays for an order, applies a promo code and tracks the delivery. The courier accepts orders, builds the route, updates statuses and talks to the customer. Administrators and partners manage orders, products, users, opening hours and the rest of the platform’s processes.
Speedy serves four roles at once: the customer orders, the courier delivers, the partner manages their catalog, the administrator watches the whole system.
People pick a city, search for a shop or restaurant and browse products by category.
The quantity can be changed, items removed, the address and delivery time chosen and the order paid for.
People watch the courier move on the map and see the live status of the order.
Saved items live in one place, so you can reorder in a tap without searching.
A promo code or a gift card can be applied at checkout.
Personal details, saved addresses, order history, notifications and support.
The catalog helps people find products, dishes, shops and restaurants quickly. They can pick a city, search by category, browse the deals and apply filters to get to what they need faster. When nothing matches, the system shows a clear message and helps them return to browsing without losing their place.
In the cart people review what they picked, change quantities, remove single items or empty the cart entirely. At checkout they can apply a promo code or a gift card, choose the address and delivery time, leave a note for the courier and move on to payment via the integrated payment provider.
Once the order is placed, people can track its status and see where the courier is on the map in real time. The order card shows the key details: the order number, the total, the delivery address, the items, where they were bought and the courier’s details. The courier updates the status at every step, so everyone involved sees the same up-to-date state.
Couriers get an interface of their own, where they sign up, upload documents, get verified, accept orders, build routes, manage statuses and track their earnings. That split keeps each user flow focused while all the roles stay part of one system.
A web panel where the team manages orders, shops, the catalog, promo codes and banners, and tracks sales, deliveries and the average order value through built-in analytics. Shops and restaurants work in a separate partner portal: their profile, products, prices, discounts, stock, opening hours and delivery zone, order statuses and the analytics for those orders.
Defined roles and mapped the order journey, statuses, access rights and key flows for everyone in the ecosystem.
Built interfaces that stay simple and clear for each role — the customer, the courier, the partner and the administrator.
Built the customer and courier apps for iOS and Android, the back end with notifications and the partner portal.
Tested the critical paths from sign-up to routes, set up the permissions and published the apps to the App Store and Google Play.
We designed a delivery ecosystem that scales and brings customers, couriers, partners and administrators together in one system. The platform covers the full delivery cycle — from the catalog and checkout to payment, tracking, communication and day-to-day operations.
One delivery platform 
Several roles in one system 
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