Built for how the Caribbean orders.

Most delivery apps assume street numbers, one currency and one time zone. Nyamly assumes a blue gate opposite the rum shop, a bill in your own dollars, and a signal that drops between parishes.

Fruit and vegetable market stall

Four decisions we made early

Landmarks are real addresses

Every order carries the customer’s own directions and a confirmed map pin, saved to the courier’s phone before they leave the store.

Your currency, no silent conversion

Prices are set and charged in the local currency of the address. A US-dollar estimate can be switched on and is labelled as an estimate.

Every fee before you pay

Delivery, service fee, tax and tip are listed before you place the order. Merchants see the same breakdown on their statements.

Works on a weak signal

Orders queue on the phone and send when the connection returns. Couriers can finish a drop-off offline. SMS backs up push notifications.

How we behave

  • Courier pay is itemised so a courier can check every dollar.
  • Merchant commission tiers are published, not negotiated in the dark.
  • Customer data stays in the market it belongs to, under that market’s law.
  • No stereotypes in the brand. Where you live is not a theme.

Where we are

We open an area when local couriers, payment rails and support hours are in place. The current list, grouped by currency, is on the delivery page.

Where we deliver

Writing about Nyamly? The press page has the brand files.

Work with us

We hire where we operate: operations, support, engineering and field teams.