A super app is several businesses sharing one login, one wallet and one fleet of drivers. The shared parts are what make it work: a customer who books a ride is one tap from dinner, and the same driver carries both. We build that, designed new for your city by a team that has built on-demand apps many times. Most first releases go live in about 30 days, starting with two services and one city.
A super app earns when somebody who came for one service stays for the next. This is the path a customer takes across it, and the part of the software carrying each step.
One account, verified once, opens every service in the app, and the wallet with it.
Single sign-on
Cards, bank transfer or cash at an agent go into one wallet that pays for everything.
Shared wallet
A ride is booked, matched to the nearest driver and paid from the wallet automatically.
Rides module
Dinner or groceries come from the same app, often carried by a driver who was just on a ride.
Delivery modules
A cleaner or a plumber gets booked without another download, another login or another card.
Services module
Points from every service add up in one place, and spend on whichever comes next.
Rewards across services
Customers, drivers and partners, and you each see the app built for their job, all running on one system you own.
Ride, order and book from one app, and pay for all of it from one wallet.
Drivers switch between rides and deliveries, and merchants sell to the whole app.
Run every service, every city and the whole fleet from one panel, with one set of books.
Start with one and add the rest as you grow. Every rate is yours to set in the admin panel.
A share of every ride, order and booking, set by service.
Fees at checkout, set per service and per city.
Top-up, transfer and cash-out fees on the wallet.
A monthly pass for free delivery and cheaper rides.
Restaurants and shops paying to appear first.
Commission on travel, bills and other partner services.
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Rides, food, groceries, parcels and home services on one screen, switched on city by city.
Top up once, pay for any service, and get refunds and cashback back in the same place.
Pickup, drop-off, the fare shown up front and a driver minutes away, all paid from the wallet.
Driver modes
The same driver takes a ride at eight and a parcel at nine, which keeps every service busy.
Points earned on a ride are spent on groceries, which is how one service sells the next.
Each city switches on the services it is ready for, with its own prices and partners.
A super app is not several apps stitched together and then hidden behind a single icon. It is one account, one wallet and one fleet shared by every service, and that sharing is where both the value and the difficulty live.
This is the machinery we build into yours, shaped around your city and the services it needs. Each piece is designed and built new for you, by a team that has built on-demand apps many times.
Get a free costed planThe core app already covers single sign-on, the wallet, rides, one delivery service and the driver app. These are the extras clients ask for most often, and each one is designed for your app and priced in your costed plan.
Food delivery
Restaurants, menus and delivery by the same drivers.
Groceries and pharmacy
Shops, substitutions and scheduled slots.
Parcels and courier
Send anything across the city.
Home services
Cleaners and trades booked in the same app.
Bills and top-ups
Airtime, utilities and bills from the wallet.
Fuel delivery
Fuel brought to a vehicle or a site.
Travel bookings
Flights and hotels from partner providers.
Mini-app platform
Outside partners building services inside yours.
One support chat
Help with any service in one conversation.
Store launch designs
Store screenshots and banners designed for launch.
The same pattern of one login, one wallet and a shared fleet works almost anywhere services are fragmented across apps. Each version is designed around its own market: its payments, its roads, its idea of convenience.
Building for a city that is not here? Tell us which services it needs and we will scope it.
A super app moves people, parcels and money, so its failures are physical and financial as well as digital. These are built in from the first release, rather than bolted on after the first incident.
Most first releases go live in about 30 days. Larger apps take longer, and your costed plan fixes the scope and the exact date.
Where most of the work happens
Not here? The costed plan answers the rest, for your app.
Yes, in the way customers expect: one login, one wallet, and rides, food and services side by side. The difference is that it is yours, built for your city, with your services switched on in the order you choose.
It is one app that holds several services behind a single login and a single wallet. Customers ride, order food, send parcels and pay their bills without ever switching to another app. The shared account, wallet and driver network are what separate it from a folder of separate apps.
Usually rides and one delivery service, in one city. Rides bring people back several times a week, and a delivery service keeps drivers busy between trips. The rest are added as modules once the first two are working and the fleet has grown.
Customers top up by card, bank transfer or cash at an agent, and pay for any service from one balance. Refunds and cashback land back in the same balance, and drivers are paid into it too. It runs on a licensed payments or banking partner, so you never hold customer money yourself.
Yes, and that is the economic heart of it. A driver switches on rides, food or parcels, and one dispatch engine offers them whichever job is nearest. Their earnings from every single service land in one place, with an instant cash-out option.
A hyperlocal app delivers a city's shopping basket to its customers from nearby shops and stores. A super app adds rides, a wallet and services on top, and shares one fleet across all of them. If local delivery is all you need, our hyperlocal app development page is the better fit.
Not usually, because services are built as modules. Much of a new service is switched on from the server, rather than shipped as a store update. Bigger additions still go through the stores, planned so users update once rather than every week.
No, and none of them ever is. Every app we build is designed and built new, for the one client who asked for it. We have built on-demand apps many times, which is what lets us fix the scope, price and launch date before we start.
Most first releases go live in about 30 days, usually rides and one delivery service in one city. The wallet's licensing partner sets part of that timeline, so it is always chosen first. Your free costed plan fixes the scope and the exact launch date in writing, before you commit.
A customer app, a driver app and a merchant app for iOS and Android, plus a web admin panel. Restaurants, shops and service providers also get web dashboards, for work a phone screen is too small for.
You own both of them, completely and from day one. The code sits in your own repository, the cloud accounts stand in your company's name, and the apps ship under your own developer accounts. Documentation gets written for a developer who never met us.
Tell us about the app you want to build. We send back a costed plan with a fixed price and a launch date, free and yours to keep.
