DeliVite is one app for customers, restaurants, riders and operations, made for the DR Congo: French first, prices in Congolese francs, cash on delivery, and screens that keep working on a weak connection. In testing on iPhone ahead of launch.
lundi 19 octobre
19:30
In the app · order page
Position du livreur à 19:30
Illustrative — not customer data.
Platform record · 2026
01 The app
One app serves every role in a delivery: the customer who orders, the restaurant that cooks, the rider who carries it, and the operations and support team behind them.
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Order now or for later
Browse without an account and sign in to order. Dishes can come in sizes and with extras, vegetarian and allergen filters narrow the menu, and an order can be placed now or for later, today or tomorrow, with an arrival estimate.
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A dock on the counter
Orders arrive on the dock, a phone or a counter tablet, with a chime. Opening hours open and close the restaurant automatically, and the restaurant sets busy mode and its preparation time.
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Approved by operations
Riders apply in the app with an ID, a driving licence and a number plate, and operations approve them. A rider claims orders, and while carrying one, the rider's position is followed even with the phone locked.
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Behind an authenticator-app code
Operations work from a live map. They assign or remove riders, and approve the riders who apply.
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Fewer rights than operations
Customers reach support by phone or through a WhatsApp link in the app. Support works in the same app as operations, with fewer rights.
02 How it works
An order passes from the customer to the restaurant, then to a rider, then to the customer's door. Each handover uses a four-digit code, and every change to the order goes through a database function.
The customer orders, now or for later, and says which note they will pay with.
The restaurant's dock chimes and the restaurant accepts. An order left unanswered is cancelled after 10 minutes.
A rider claims the order, or operations assign one.
At the counter, the restaurant types the rider's code and the order changes hands.
The customer follows the rider on a map, refreshed every 5 s while the rider carries only that order.
At the door, the customer's code completes the delivery and the rider collects the cash.
03 Privacy & security
There are no ads and no tracking in DeliVite, and no data is sold. The rows below say who sees a customer's details, and for how long.
A phone number and a password. Operations and support also need a code from an authenticator app.
Every password change is recorded, with who made it.
On all 34 tables. Orders change only through database functions.
Never sees where the customer is.
Sees the exact place, the customer's name and phone number only from handover to delivery.
Erased 30 days after the order, except each customer's latest.
Four digits. Five wrong tries lock the step.
A customer can delete their account in the app.
04 Built for the city
What the app does when the connection is weak, how paying in cash works, and what operations can set for the city.
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Weak connections
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Cash and change
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Operations
05 Questions
There is no launch date yet. DeliVite is in testing on iPhone and iPad through TestFlight, Apple's service for testing apps before release. It will launch in Lubumbashi, with food delivery first.
Customers pay cash on delivery. At checkout the customer says which note they will pay with, so the rider brings change. Prices are shown in Congolese francs.
French, which is the default, and English. Restaurants can write their menus in both.
The restaurant never sees where you are. The rider sees the exact place, your name and your phone number only from handover to delivery. The drop-off is erased 30 days after the order, unless it is your latest, and there are no ads, no tracking and no data sold.
An iPhone, or an iPad on the counter, to run the dock, which chimes when an order comes in. Kitchen tickets print over AirPrint. The menu is written in the app, in French and English, and opening hours open and close the restaurant automatically. Tell us about your restaurant with the form below.
Not yet; iPhone first. The test version runs on iPhone and iPad.
06 Partner with us
DeliVite is in testing ahead of its launch in Lubumbashi. Restaurants, riders and partners: tell us who you are and what you have in mind, and you will get a reply within one business day.