Delivery & logistics
Deliveries that find the door.
In Iraq an address is a district, a street and a landmark. Tareky turns that into a point a driver can reach, orders the day’s stops, and gives your customer a page that follows the courier to the door.
Addresses as people write them
Search folds Arabic spellings together, and reverse geocoding answers with the nearest landmark.
12-stop runs
Trip optimisation orders up to 12 stops; a matrix compares up to 25 points at once.
A map in every message
A map image fits a receipt, a WhatsApp message or an SMS.
Where its products stand
- 7 in early access
- 2 in development
Simulation
Map settings
These are custom styles: your colours on our basemap.
What you can build
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Find the door
Turn what the customer typed into a point
Search matches الكراده and الكرادة alike and ranks results near your branch.
Search & geocodingEarly accessConfirm the drop-off in words
Show the driver the district, the nearest street and the nearest landmark.
Reverse geocodingEarly accessPin a door with no number
Save a plus code with the order and search it like any address.
Plus codesEarly access
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Plan the day
Give each order to the nearest courier
Every courier’s time to every order, in one request.
Travel-time matrixEarly accessOrder the stops
The quickest order for up to 12 drops, starting from the depot.
Trip optimisationEarly accessRoute each run
Driving directions with times, steps and the line to draw.
DirectionsEarly access
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Tell the customer
Send a live tracking page
A page that follows the courier on the map, in the customer’s language.
Tracking linksIn developmentPut a map in the receipt
A map image of the drop-off from one URL, for email, WhatsApp or SMS.
Static mapsEarly accessKeep your systems up to date
Arrival and geofence events delivered to your server, signed.
WebhooksIn development
Example scenarios
Illustrations of how a team could use Tareky. They are not customer stories: we have none to tell yet.
A restaurant group in Baghdad
Orders arrive by phone with a landmark; the dispatcher confirms each on the map and sends the rider a route.
A parcel company between cities
Each morning every van’s drops are put in order, and every customer gets a tracking page.
A pharmacy chain
A customer who asks on WhatsApp gets a map of the nearest branch in the reply.
Products in this solution
Questions
Do couriers need your app?
No. Your app calls the APIs; couriers never need Tareky Maps.
What is available today?
Search, addresses, routing and map images are in early access. Tracking pages and webhooks are built and open with the console.
Build on Iraq’s own map.
Tell us what you are building. During early access we issue keys by hand, and we email you once when yours are ready.