Logistics / Last-mile delivery

Last-Mile Delivery Software

Sigi Technologies designs and builds courier and last-mile platforms — customer, driver, and dispatch apps on one backend, with live tracking and proof of delivery.

Last-mile delivery software from Sigi

Last-mile work fails when the customer app, the driver app, and the dispatch desk disagree about where a parcel is. Sigi builds those surfaces on one order model with a real-time status layer.

Named proof: Antrak, an on-demand UK courier platform (Flutter customer and driver apps, radius-based job feed, Node.js dispatch, Stripe and Google Maps); and Bix Delivery, a courier product from Post Marketplace Inc with customer and driver apps on Flutter, a Node.js backend on AWS and MongoDB, Stripe payments, and Google Maps tracking.

What Sigi builds for last-mile

Capability list from the logistics practice, grounded in the Antrak and Bix Delivery builds — not invented on-time or volume figures.

  • Radius-based, server-side driver assignment

  • Live tracking and status shared across customer, driver and admin

  • Distance-and-weight pricing computed before checkout

  • Proof-of-delivery capture at each handover

Planning a courier or last-mile product?

Tell Sigi how pickups, drivers, and pricing work today and the team will map the apps, dispatch backend, and timeline.

Last-mile delivery: questions Sigi hears

Customer, driver, and dispatch apps on one backend — radius-based assignment, live tracking, pricing before checkout, and proof of delivery. Antrak and Bix Delivery are the published courier examples.

Every job runs on one backend order model that all surfaces read from, with a real-time layer (WebSockets or Firebase) pushing each status change out, so the customer, driver, and admin views stay aligned.

Yes. Both Antrak and Bix Delivery shipped Flutter customer and driver apps alongside the dispatch backend and admin dashboard.

Building last-mile delivery software? Talk to Sigi.

Share the product and the team will follow up with next steps — usually within one business day.