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Speedy

Speedy is a delivery service for food and everyday goods from stores and restaurants.

The app helps users quickly find the right place, place an order, pay for it, and track delivery in real time.

Speedy

History of the project

Speedy started as an idea to create one platform for local delivery, where customers, couriers, stores, restaurants, and service admins work in one system.

The goal was broader than a standard food delivery app: it was necessary to build a full ecosystem with a catalog, cart, payments, routes, chats, notifications, an admin panel, and a web dashboard for partners.

  • Mobile application for customers

  • Separate interface for couriers

  • Web-office for shops and restaurants

  • Admin service panel

Achievements

  • Unified delivery platform
  • Ready to scale
  • Multiple roles in one system

The problem

In delivery services, every participant needs access to up-to-date information: customers want to see their order status, couriers need to accept deliveries quickly and build routes, stores need to process orders on time, and administrators need to control the whole system. When these processes are split across different tools, it leads to delays, status errors, lost orders, and extra pressure on support. That is why the client needed one platform that connects all roles and makes the delivery process transparent at every stage.

The solution

We designed the service as one digital ecosystem: a mobile app for customers, an app for couriers, an admin panel, and a web dashboard for stores and restaurants. Customers can place and pay for orders, use promo codes, and track delivery. Couriers can accept orders, build routes, update statuses, and communicate with customers. Administrators and partners manage orders, products, users, work schedules, and other platform processes.

Difficulties faced by the team

  • Order statuses

    It was necessary to synchronize the order statuses for all participants.

  • Geolocation and routes

    It was important to set up maps, routes and order tracking.

  • Roles and accesses

    Each role needs its own screens, actions and restrictions.

  • Integrations

    The service combined payments, notifications, API and WMS.

Speedy is a project with several roles and dependent processes. One order goes through the buyer, store, courier and administrator, so it was especially important to think over the statuses, access rights and data synchronization.

An additional difficulty was created by the fact that all interfaces had to work as a single system. Any action in the application of the buyer, courier or partner had to be immediately reflected by the rest of the participants in the process without errors and delays.

Application functionality

Speedy combines ordering goods and food, delivery, partner management and service control in one platform.

  • Courier application

    The courier registers, accepts orders, builds routes, and updates statuses.

  • Admin panel

    The administrator manages the whole system: orders, users, products, support, and integrations.

  • Chats and support

    All participants can chat in the system, and the user can contact support with file attachments.

  • Products & Places

    The user selects a city, searches for products, and browses stores, restaurants, and offers.

  • Shopping cart and ordering

    The customer places an order, applies discounts, chooses delivery, and completes payment.

  • Partner's web office

    Stores and restaurants manage products, orders, delivery, schedules, and analytics.

Catalog and search

The catalog helps users quickly find products, dishes, stores, and restaurants. Users can select a city, search across categories, browse promotions, and apply filters to narrow results. If no matching items are found, the system provides clear feedback and helps users return to browsing without losing context.

Cart and checkout

In the cart, users can review selected items, change quantities, remove products, or clear the cart completely. During checkout, they can apply promo codes or gift certificates, choose delivery address and time, leave a courier note, and proceed to payment through the connected payment provider.

Delivery and map

After placing an order, users can follow its status and track the courier’s location on the map in real time. The order card displays key details including order number, amount, delivery address, items, point of purchase, and courier information. At each step, the courier updates the status so all participants see current information.

Partner web office

Stores and restaurants manage their profile, products, pricing, discounts, stock, working hours, and delivery area through the partner dashboard. They can monitor new, active, delivered, and canceled orders, update statuses, and use analytics to manage daily operations more efficiently.

Customer and courier flows

The customer profile includes personal data, saved delivery addresses, order history, notifications, and support requests. Couriers use a separate interface to register, upload documents, pass verification, accept orders, build routes, manage statuses, and track earnings. This separation keeps each role focused while maintaining one connected workflow.

How we worked

  1. 01

    Business analysis

    Defined roles: buyer, courier, administrator, store and restaurant. Described the order path, statuses, access rights and scenarios for each party.

  2. 02

    Design

    Made the interfaces simple and understandable for all roles. For the buyer - catalog, basket and tracking, for the courier - orders and routes, for partners and administrators - management and analytics.

  3. 03

    Development

    For the mobile application, Flutter was chosen to use one code base for iOS and Android. Firebase was used for user data and notifications, Supabase - for data, analytics and server logic.

  4. 04

    Testing

    Checked the main scenarios: registration, search, shopping cart, ordering, payment, statuses, notifications, chats, routes and admin functions.

  5. 05

    Preparation for the release

    We have prepared the product for the publication of mobile applications and the launch of web interfaces. We have considered access to geolocation, notifications, camera, documents and payments.

Result

We designed a scalable delivery ecosystem that brings customers, couriers, partners, and administrators together in one system. The platform covers the full delivery cycle — from catalog browsing and checkout to payments, tracking, communication, and operational management.

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