Friday, 18:30. Three drivers, and the whole city wants dinner.
Delivery dispatch on real Jeddah streets
- You run the rushtap the city to place an order
- We plan itevery possible route, tried in the open
- The driverswhat each one sees on their phone
Are these real streets and real traffic?
The streets are real central-Jeddah roads from OpenStreetMap, with their one-way rules. Traffic is simulated on a faster clock, and the face says so. A real system can add live traffic from a licensed map provider, which charges its own fees.
What happens when a driver loses signal?
As in the demo, it estimates the position from the planned route. After 2 minutes without a fix it stops giving that driver new stops, and it re-plans when the signal returns. The timings are settings you choose.
What does the driver need?
A phone app that shares location only during a shift and shows the next stop with turn-by-turn steps. Whether it is new or part of an app you already have is decided in the project.
Does it work with HungerStation, Jahez and other apps?
Only where a delivery app offers a partner integration and grants access, which is their decision. Their drivers’ orders stay with them; this plans your own fleet.
Can it keep a delivery promise?
The demo plans to a 45-minute promise inside a 6 km zone; both are example settings. You set your zone, your promise and what happens when it can’t be met. We don’t claim times we haven’t measured on your routes.
Want your deliveries planned like this?
We build it from zero for your business, in Arabic and English.
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