Local Tech•May 10, 2026

Kasserine Multi-Service Delivery App

We'd like to develop a mobile application serving the Kasserine region of Tunisia. The app would offer food delivery, as well as services like grocery shopping (meaning someone could be sent to buy medicine or household items if the user is busy). Additionally, a third component would provide bread delivery, as we in the region suffer from long queues, and for busy people, we could offer delivery at any time or schedule a specific time for pre-booking, delivering bread to all customers simultane

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Solution Overview

A mobile app that aggregates food, grocery, and bread delivery services for Kasserine residents, allowing users to order meals, send someone for household needs, and schedule bread deliveries to avoid queues.

Problem Statement

Residents of Kasserine face long queues at bakeries and lack convenient, on-demand delivery for food and daily essentials. Busy individuals struggle to find time for errands, leading to inefficiency and frustration.

Key Features

Food delivery from local restaurants
Grocery and medicine shopping service
Pre-booking bread with scheduled delivery
Real-time order tracking
Multiple payment options (cash, mobile money)

Market Snapshot

Market Size: $5 million (growing 20% annually in Tunisian on-demand services)
Target Users: Busy professionals, elderly, and families in Kasserine region (approx. 50,000 potential users)
Growth Rate: 20% annually

Monetization Ideas

Delivery Fee: Per-order delivery fee charged to customers for each service.
Subscription Model: Monthly subscription for unlimited or discounted deliveries.
Commission from Merchants: Percentage commission from restaurants and grocery stores on sales.
Premium Scheduling: Extra fee for guaranteed bread delivery slots at peak times.

Competitive Edge

Unlike generic delivery apps, this service is hyper-local to Kasserine, addressing the specific bread queue problem. Integration of multiple local services (food, groceries, bread) in one app creates convenience and fosters loyalty.

Risk Factors

Logistics challenges in a rural/town environment with limited infrastructure
Low smartphone penetration and digital payment adoption among target users
Dependence on local merchants and drivers for service quality and availability

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