Gulf Suite · Arabic-first
Wasl وصل
Courier dispatch, built for Kuwait — a live board, driver run-sheets, road-true routing, and proof of every delivery.
- In development
- Right-to-left · عربي
- Phone-first
One app, three roles
Wasl connects the whole delivery in real time. The office runs a live dispatcher board; each driver carries a run-sheet on their phone; and the customer watches their order approach on a map — with the driver gliding along real Kuwait roads.
Live dispatcher board
Orders flow across New → En route → Done columns and update instantly across every open screen — no refresh.
Driver run-sheet
Each driver gets a phone-first job list: pick up, navigate, call the customer, and mark delivered or failed — one tap each.
Road-true routing
Routes snap to the real street network (OSRM), so the map line and the ETA reflect how the van actually drives — not a straight line.
Proof of delivery
The driver captures an on-screen signature at the door; it posts straight to the board so the office has a record instantly.
Customer ETA page
A shareable link shows the customer a live map, a countdown, and a status timeline — from “received” to “delivered”.
Cash-on-delivery settlement
Kuwait runs on COD. Wasl tallies each driver’s collected cash and settles the end-of-day variance to the fils.
The real app, in Arabic
Wasl is Arabic-first and right-to-left by design — these are live screens from the running app, seeded with simulated Kuwait deliveries.
Run the board yourself
A simplified taste of the dispatcher’s job: assign an order to a free driver, watch it move, and settle the cash. (Shown in English here; the real app is Arabic — see the screenshots above.)
Want something like this?
Wasl is one of eleven real-time apps I’ve designed, built, and self-hosted. If you run deliveries in Kuwait — or want a tool shaped around how your business actually works — let’s talk.