Why we built this

Businesses in India that deliver with their own riders, such as suppliers, pharmacies, restaurants, grocery and local shops, spend much of the day calling and WhatsApp-ing riders to find out where orders are, and answering customers who call for updates. Geophrase gives them one place to run those deliveries.

How it works

• Add deliveries by CSV import or one by one, and keep your existing order process.

• Assign riders individually or in bulk, or let riders claim parcels by scanning a QR label.

• Riders use a free Android and iOS app with customer details, directions and a planned stop sequence for multi-stop trips.

• Customers confirm delivery with an OTP. If they can't share it, the store can allow a photo or note instead.

• Every delivered or failed attempt records its time and location, and the business gets an SMS and email as soon as a delivery fails.

• Managers see every order's status in one dashboard and download trip distances for rider payments and fuel reimbursement.

• Riders can verify their identity with Aadhaar.

GPS Address Capture (optional)

Collect a customer's exact map location through a store link, or through an SDK on your website or app (JavaScript, React, Next.js, React Native, Flutter). It works with external couriers through a map link in the address, with no courier integration needed.

Pricing

₹8 when a rider starts a delivery, with up to three attempts included. No monthly or per-rider fee. Optional address capture costs ₹2, or ₹10 per order when you use both. ₹500 free credit at sign-up.

What Geophrase isn't

Geophrase doesn't supply riders and doesn't track them continuously. It records location when a delivery is completed or marked failed.