FERO matches every parcel to the right vehicle, a driver three kilometres away, or a train and a flight when it is going far. Two apps. One network. No phone tag.
For shops, warehouses and anyone with a parcel.
For drivers who want work close to where they are.
A bike for the block, an Eicher for the city. Too far for a bike? It's greyed out, with the reason shown.
Going interstate or abroad? Choose a train or flight by day and time of day, with the handover cut-off shown up front.
Drivers see every open order within three kilometres, sorted by distance. The closest job is always on top.
The receiver's name and number travel with the order. Once a driver accepts, they are one tap from the dialer.
A trip only completes with the receiver's code, so “delivered” actually means the parcel changed hands.
English, हिन्दी, ಕನ್ನಡ, தமிழ் and తెలుగు. Choose at signup, change any time from Profile.
Search a pickup and a drop. FERO reads the distance and tells you what's possible.
A vehicle by price, or a train or flight by time. Add who is receiving it.
Your order appears on the list of every matching driver within 3 km. The first to accept gets it.
The driver calls the receiver if needed, delivers, and enters the code to close the trip.
Both apps ship with all five. Business and driver can each use a different language on the same order.
Each QR code opens the download on your phone. Android only, for now.
Not yet. Both apps are Android for now, installed from the APK on this page.
In this early-access build they come from a sample timetable and are labelled as illustrative inside the app. Live schedules are on the roadmap.
Not yet: this build uses a fixed demo code (1234) for sign-in and for the delivery handover. A real SMS provider comes before launch.
Only while the app is open and you are online. Your position is used to list pickups within 3 km, and it isn't stored.
It's an early test build installed outside the Play Store, so Android asks for permission to install it. A Play Store release comes later.