Gojek Clone App - White-Label Multi-Service Super App
One account, many services: this ready-made, white-label Gojek clone delivers source code for the user, vendor and driver apps in Flutter, a website and admin, vendor and manager panels, rebranded and running after six working days of build.
Customers tap a tile for a taxi, a meal, groceries, a parcel or a home service and pay from the same balance; vendors set hours and slots, drivers switch online when ready, and admin runs zones, approvals and payouts. Video calls, a runner, bidding and regional gateways are priced apart; licenses stay yours. A new service line or zone-by-zone pricing is custom work: we quote it in writing before anything starts, and it usually lands in 2-8 weeks.
Launch in 6 Days with
- Source Code
- User App
- Vendor App
- Driver App
- Manager Panel
- Android + iOS
StackFlutter · PHP · Bootstrap · MySQL · Google Maps · Firebase
Platform activity
App in action- 3Mobile Appsuser, vendor, and driver or provider
- 6Service Tilese-commerce, food delivery, grocery, pharmacy, booking and services
- 0%Revenue Share With Miracuvesno cut of any fare, order or booking fee
- 6Revenue Linesride commission, order commission, booking fees, wallet float, vendor plans and zone banners
- 6Days to Launchand if the delay is ours, we keep going free
- $4,599Paid Once, Not Rentedsource code yours, no per-seat fee, no monthly rental
Live in six working days, or we keep working free until you launch. Every build carries 60 days guidance, 6 months bug fixes and 12 months updates.Verify every figure
Aeygo Went Live on This Base
Aeygo's multi-service app was built here in 6 working days: nineteen of 24 platform blocks were kept as they were, and the code moved into Aeygo's own account.
Points Flow Back to the Wallet
Loyalty points withdraw into the customer's balance, while vendors and drivers read their own earning, sales and payout reports inside the apps.
Card Data Stays With the Gateway
PayPal, Stripe, Paytm or Razorpay take the card on your own KYC-cleared account; the platform keeps a payment reference, never a card number, and caps orders per method.
Chosen by 6,000+ clients across the globe
01See it live
Live in Action
Gojek Clone Demo - User, Vendor & Driver Apps, Website and Admin, Vendor & Manager Panels
Try the Miracuves Gojek Clone hands-on. Separate logins open the user, vendor and driver apps, the website and the web panels run on the demo host, and the admin and manager logins are shared on a guided call. Pick a service tile, search nearby vendors, open an order and check the wallet.
Gojek Clone - User App
On the customer's phone: pick a service tile, look up vendors nearby, place an order, pay from the wallet and track each order, while loyalty points and referral rewards sit behind the menu.
- 1Open the app portal and pick Play Store or App Store
- 2Sign in with the demo login below
- 3Explore: Service tiles, Search, Wallet, Orders
user@demo.com | User_321
Vendor App - Stores, Products & Orders
The store side on a phone: take incoming orders, manage products and options, set preparation times and open hours, and read in-app earning, sales and payout reports.
- 1Open the app portal and pick Play Store or App Store
- 2Use the vendor login shown below
- 3Explore: Orders, Products, Reports
vendor@demo.com | Vendor_321
Driver and Provider App - Jobs, Online Toggle & Earnings
The worker side on a phone: go online or offline, accept ride, delivery and service requests, and follow earnings through the in-app wallet and payout reports.
- 1Open the app portal and pick Play Store or App Store
- 2Use the driver login shown below
- 3Explore: Online toggle, Requests, Earnings
driver@demo.com | Driver_321
Website, Admin, Vendor & Manager Panels
The public website, plus three web panels behind one sign-in page: the admin console for the operator, the vendor panel for store owners and the manager panel for people who run a zone.
- 1Open the website, or the panel sign-in page
- 2Sign in as a vendor, or ask us for admin and manager access
- 3Explore: Dashboard, Vendors, Orders, Payouts
vendor@demo.com | Vendor_321 - admin and manager logins shared on a guided callSee It With Us
Gojek Clone Walkthrough: Watch the Highlights Film, Then See the Platform Live
The film beside this text is the Miracuves highlights reel, a short look at who builds these platforms. The product itself is best seen on a live call: in 30 minutes we open the user, vendor and driver apps and the admin, vendor and manager panels, and tie each to your plan: your service lines, your commission, your zones and your launch date.
Schedule a live walkthrough call.Every Screen Mapped
Gojek Clone App Flows - User App, Admin Dashboard & Website
From the onboarding slide to the language picker: the real screens of the user app, the admin dashboard and the website, in the order an order actually moves.
Follow a customer from onboarding through a service tile, a vendor search, an order and a wallet balance to the orders list, then open the loyalty, profile and language screens that sit behind the menu.
02Proof
Client Voices
Gojek Clone Client Reviews - Operators in Their Own Words
What clients say about building on Miracuves bases. Four of these come from delivery, ride and logistics operators; the others come from other industries and are shown exactly as their authors gave them.
“The team was running it on a dispatcher and a Google Sheet, and we needed a real platform quickly, because we were about to onboard a major retail client. Miracuves’s Delivery Genie base gave us the rider app, the dispatch console, and live tracking. We launched in 6 weeks and cleared 4x the previous order volume in the first month.”
“Talokitoko is grocery and food delivery for the African diaspora market in Europe. The rider app, dispatch and the merchant console were already built, so we spent the engagement on our own local payment mix, the vendor onboarding flow and the regions we actually operate in. The platform was live inside a month, which was months faster than our internal estimate.”
“We were juggling spreadsheets, a third-party GPS provider, and a phone. We needed a single operations console. Miracuves’s MXLogistics base covered the trip lifecycle, the driver app, and the customer tracking page. We’ve cut operations admin time by about 40%.”
“Live GPS tracking, bookings, driver and customer apps and the admin dashboard were all in place. We reshaped the workflows to our bid-and-ride model and wired in our own payments and notifications. Live inside a month on infrastructure that was already proven.”
“Turo is the obvious reference, but the Caribbean specifics, from different insurance norms to different payment rails, meant we needed a real partner, not just a clone. Miracuves’s MXCar base covered the listing, the trip flow, and the host payouts. We launched in 6 working days and are live in three islands.”
“We were running it on phone calls and a paper calendar, and we were losing bookings to bigger OTAs. Miracuves’s GetmyBoat Clone base gave us the calendar, the booking flow, and the payment engine. Online bookings are up roughly 70% in the first six months, and the ops team finally has a live view of the fleet.”
“Every HMS I tried was built for general physicians, with no lesion mapping, no before/after tracking, and no procedure-based billing. Their MXHealth base gave us the patient app, doctor app, EMR and video consult out of the box. Front-desk time on scheduling and follow-ups is down ~70%, and we went fully digital in 9 months, where a fully custom job would have been 18.”
“Building a compliant telehealth stack from scratch in three markets would have been a year-plus effort. Miracuves’s MXHealth base covered the patient and doctor apps, video consult, e-prescription and the pharmacy integrations. We launched in our first market in 9 weeks and rolled out to two more in the following six months.”
Proof in Production
Gojek Clone Case Study - Aeygo Multi-Service Super App
How a multi-service business launched on the Miracuves Gojek Clone base. Summarized from the published case study, which describes what was delivered and what the client decided.
Aeygo needed a multi-service super app. Miracuves built on the Gojek Clone base, spent the engagement on the parts that were the client's own, and transferred the source code at handover.
- Several store verticals, each with its own baskets and fulfilment, in one account and one wallet
- Dispatch, payments and payouts that must stay correct when requests overlap
- A launch date in writing before any work started
- Stand up the platform without rebuilding the mechanics already proven on the base
- Put the work into the five decisions that belonged to the client
- Hold the source code outright from the day of handover
- Customer, vendor and driver apps, a fleet manager and an admin console
- Store verticals, payment gateways, pricing and commission, brand and theming, languages and currencies set for the client
- Nineteen of 24 platform blocks reused as they were
- Source, schema, deployment configuration and architecture notes handed over
- Build window of 6 working days on the ready-made base
- The source code was moved into the client's own account
- Database schema and deployment configuration
- Architecture notes for the next team
- Hosting, payment gateways and store accounts supplied by the client
03The product
The Basics
How the Gojek Clone App Works for Customers, Vendors and Drivers
A Gojek Clone is a ready-made multi-service super app. Customers open one app for rides, deliveries, bookings and orders, vendors and drivers earn through their own apps, and the operator runs the whole network from an admin panel that follows orders, wallets and payouts.
More Than a Tile Grid
The value sits behind the tiles: vendor and driver apps, a wallet, order statuses, ratings, zones and an admin console that tracks earnings and payouts.
Not a Locked Box
The full source code arrives unencrypted, so your team can reshape flows and screens as the business expands, and no per-seat fee applies.
Plain About What Is Extra
Video calls in services, a delivery runner, bidding for rides and services and region-wise gateways are add-ons priced on their own, never counted as base features.
Web, Android & iOS
What Is a Gojek Clone Script?
The difficult part of a super app is not the home screen. It is everything that must agree behind it: one account, one wallet, orders that change status, vendors who set their own hours and drivers who go online and offline. Those parts ship working.
- 01Service tiles on one home screen
- 02Search for nearby vendors, products and services
- 03Wallet with top-ups, loyalty points and referrals
- 04Vendor app, driver app and manager panel
- 05Admin panel with payouts, banners, approvals and reports
You receive three mobile apps (user, vendor, driver or provider) and four web surfaces (website, admin, vendor and manager panels), with Flutter apps and the complete source code.
Everything Included
Gojek Clone Features - Service Tiles, Search, Orders, Wallet, Vendor and Driver Apps & Admin
Everything below can be seen in the app screens, the demo or the release log. Anything that needs an extra module is named as an add-on further down the page.
Service Tiles & One Home Screen
The user app opens on a welcome banner and service tiles for e-commerce, food delivery, grocery, pharmacy, booking and services, with the delivery address at the top and the wallet one tap away.
- Service tiles under an I want to heading
- Delivery address picker on the home screen
- Welcome banner with the wallet balance and a Top-Up button
- Bottom tabs: Home, Orders, Products, Search and Menu
- Banners that can be shown by zone
Search & Nearby Vendors
Search lists vendors, products and services, nearest first, with a filter button, delivery and pickup tags, preparation times and a favorite heart on the vendors a customer likes.
- Vendors, Products and Services tabs
- Results ordered by nearby first
- Delivery and Pickup tags on vendor cards
- Preparation time shown for each vendor
- Vendor favorites kept for later
Product Pages & Cart
A product page carries the price and a struck-through old price, a rating, a quantity stepper, Add to cart and Buy Now, with options and option groups that vendors build themselves.
- Price, old price and rating on the product page
- Quantity stepper, Add to cart and Buy Now
- Product options and option groups from the vendor app
- Product timing and a feature checkbox
- Digital product downloads for customers
Parcel & Courier Orders
Parcels have their own vendors and parcel types, with each stop checked against country, state and city boundaries and orders that a parcel manager can raise from the backend.
- Parcel types and parcel vendors
- Address picked from the map
- Geolocation boundaries check every stop
- Parcel vendor managers can create orders in the backend
Taxi & Ride Orders
Rides run beside deliveries on the same account: the customer sees taxi order details and rates the driver afterward, the vehicle type icon follows the car, and the fare follows base fare, distance and time.
- Taxi order details screen for the customer
- Driver rating after the trip completes
- Vehicle type icons that change by type
- Fare built from base fare, distance and time
- A taxi tax setting
Wallet & Payments
The wallet shows the balance with Send, Top Up and Receive, lists every transaction, and lets the admin decide which payment method may be used for which kind of order.
- Balance with Send, Top Up and Receive
- Transactions for New Order, Top Up and Loyalty withdrawal
- Offline transactions with an uploaded image
- Maximum and minimum order amount per payment method
- Payment methods allowed for pickup orders
Loyalty & Referral Rewards
Customers earn loyalty points and can withdraw them to the wallet, and a Refer and Earn option with a share code rewards a registration or a first order.
- Points balance with a Withdraw To Wallet button
- Recent report of points earned and withdrawn
- Refer and Earn with a share code
- Referral reward on registration or on a first order
Order Status & Alerts
Every order carries a status the customer can follow, and push and in-app alerts reach vendors and drivers the moment something new arrives.
- Pending, Cancelled and Successful statuses
- Provider location and ETA on the map in the user flow
- In-app alert for a new vendor order
- Scheduled orders can be cancelled
- Status is locked after a failed, cancelled or successful order
Vendor App & Vendor Panel
Vendors register with their address, manage products and option groups, set preparation times and slots, and follow earnings, sales and payouts from the app or the panel.
- Vendor registration with address details
- Preparation or delivery time in minutes, hours, days or weeks
- Slot interval setting in minutes
- Automatic open and close hours
- In-app earning, sales and payout reports
Driver & Provider App
Drivers and providers sign up with their documents, then go online or offline from the app, see incoming requests and follow earnings credited to the in-app wallet.
- Sign-up in the app or on the website
- Licence and vehicle registration submitted for verification
- Online and Offline toggle
- Earnings credited to the in-app wallet
- Provider calendar to accept or decline bookings
Ratings, Reviews & Support
After an order the customer rates the vendor or driver with stars and a comment, product reviews can be switched on or off, and a support section in the app routes questions to your team.
- Star rating and a comment box after an order
- Product review switch in the backend
- Rating after a taxi order completes
- Support section inside the app
Languages, Themes & Content
The apps ship with a language picker, a theme that follows the system or switches between dark and light, and a backend with banners, shared pages and a configurable sub-route.
- Language picker with flags for English, Arabic, French, Spanish and more
- Romanian added in release 1.7.51
- App theme: system, dark or light
- Backend sub-route such as /admin or /backend
- Simple welcome web app included
Before you buy, note this: The platform is delivered complete and rebranded to your identity. Your side supplies hosting and a domain, a verified developer account for the stores, branding and business details, an onboarded payment gateway with KYC done, and any third-party keys. Apple and Google review the apps on their own schedule, which sits outside our 6-day build time.
Operate It Day to Day
Gojek Clone Admin Panel - Services, Vendors, Orders, Payouts & Reports
One web console covers the operator's day: which orders are open, what vendors and drivers are owed, which zones show which banners and what still needs approval. Vendors and managers get their own panels behind the same sign-in page.
Admin Panel Sections
- 01
Dashboard & Analytics
An overview of key numbers and live reports on revenue, trips, orders and user engagement, with custom reports for the questions your team keeps asking.
- 02
Services & Categories
Create and organize the service categories customers see, and set the pricing configuration behind each one.
- 03
Users, Vendors & Drivers
Manage customers, vendors, drivers and service providers in one place, with their activity and account status, and block a disabled account from ordering.
- 04
Orders & Transactions
Follow every order and every payment, and step in when a dispute needs a record to settle it.
- 05
Earnings & Payouts
Track earnings, commissions and payouts for vendors and drivers, with the payout schedule you set.
- 06
Promotions & Banners
Run promotional campaigns, discounts and offers, and place banners by zone.
- 07
Approvals & Vendors
Approve new products before customers see them, and manage vendor subscriptions through the manager wallet.
- 08
Settings & Content
Payment limits per method, shared pages, the backend sub-route, the vendor phone switch and the product review switch, all in one settings area.
Money Movement
The finance side of the console, from a customer top-up to a vendor or driver payout.
- Wallet transactions in one list
- Earnings and payout reports
- Payment limits per method
- Offline transactions with an uploaded image
Roles & Settings
Who sees what, and the switches behind the apps.
- Admin, vendor and manager panels
- Profile-change rules that can be enforced
- Show or hide the vendor phone in the customer app
- Backend sub-route set to your choice
Want the console to handle more? Additional reports, another payout schedule, more languages or a bespoke approval step each get their own scope. Tell us what your operations team requires and we will give you a written quote.
04Package and price
The Full Package
Package Contents: Source Code, Apps & Deployment for Your Gojek Clone
What comes to you is a platform that works, not a set of parts: three mobile apps, the website, the admin, vendor and manager panels, plus the source underneath. You own it entirely. No charge applies per seat or per run, and no license is required to keep it going.
Full Source Code
The complete source for the web platform, the panels and the three Flutter apps, with no encryption, so your team can reshape it for your market.
- Web platform and panels source, unencrypted
- Flutter source for the user, vendor and driver apps
- Yours to modify, extend and redeploy
- Delivered into your own repository
Schema & Migrations
The database structure behind users, vendors, drivers, orders and the wallet, delivered so it can be rebuilt from empty.
- Database schema with migrations
- MySQL data tier
- Orders, wallets and accounts included
- Rebuildable on your own server
Alerts & Notifications
The push alerts customers receive, the in-app alert vendors get for a new order and the browser notifications for the web panels.
- Push notifications on the apps
- In-app alert for a new vendor order
- Browser notification tokens managed per browser
- Integrations on the list include Twilio and Firebase
Website & Web Panels
The public website plus the admin, vendor and manager panels behind one sign-in page, with a simple welcome web app included.
- Website with a become-a-vendor block
- Admin, vendor and manager panels
- Shared pages and an editor in the backend
- Backend sub-route you can rename
User, Vendor & Driver Apps
Three Flutter apps covering ordering and rides, store operations and driver or provider work, for Android and iOS.
- User app: tiles, search, wallet, orders
- Vendor app: orders, products, reports
- Driver and provider app: online toggle, requests
- Publishing from your own developer accounts
Admin Panel
The operator console with dashboards and reports, services and categories, users, orders, transactions, payouts, promotions, banners and settings.
- Dashboard and live reports
- Services, categories and pricing
- Users, vendors, drivers and approvals
- Payouts, promotions and banners by zone
Access & Security Layer
Separate sign-ins and permissions for each role, with the protections the platform ships with.
- Separate roles with their own permissions
- Disabled accounts blocked from ordering
- Profile-change rules that can be enforced
- Card information stays with the gateway
Handover & Support
Rebranding and deployment done for you, a handover pack, and three support periods that run side by side from launch.
- Rebranding with your logo, icons and colors
- Deployment to your hosting
- Deployment configuration and architecture notes
- 60 days guidance, 6 months bug fixes, 12 months updates
Want to see it before deciding? Sign in to the demo as a customer, a vendor or a driver, or ask for a guided tour. We can take you through a service tile, a vendor search, an order and the wallet, each shown against your own plan.
Transparent Pricing
How Much Does It Cost to Build a Multi-Service Super App Like Gojek?
One fixed price of $4,599 buys the white-label Gojek Clone, ready to launch. Add-ons, extra integrations and custom flows are quoted on their own, in writing, before any work begins.
Professional
Ready-Made Launch PackageChosen by: Super-app start-ups, regional taxi and delivery operators, multi-vendor marketplace owners
The platform arrives as the demo shows it, rebranded to your logo, icons and colors, and deployed on your own hosting.
Get StartedEnterprise
Custom Builds for Larger ScopeChosen by: Multi-country operators, franchise networks, large service marketplaces
Need flows the base does not have? We build to your requirements and agree the scope and price before work starts.
Request a Quote05Who it is for
Know Your Buyer
Who Is This Gojek Clone App For?
It suits anyone who wants customers to reach several local services through one app, and who would rather run that network under their own name than send customers, vendors and drivers to someone else’s platform.
Founders who want rides, deliveries and services in one app from day one, with one account and one wallet for every service line.
Fleets and ride businesses that want a driver app, taxi order details and driver ratings, and a way to add delivery to the same drivers.
Operators who list restaurants, stores and grocers with their own hours, preparation times and products, and who pay them out on a schedule.
Delivery companies that want parcel types, parcel vendors and boundary checks on every stop, run by parcel managers.
Businesses that connect customers with handymen, cleaners and other providers, with a provider app, a calendar and ratings.
Teams that run one brand across cities or countries and need zones, banners by zone, languages and a manager panel per area.
If your business depends on matching customers with drivers, vendors and service providers, a branded super app keeps the order, the payment and the relationship on your side of the table, with the source code to prove it.
Talk to Our TeamWhere It Fits
Gojek Clone Use Cases - Taxi, Delivery, Parcels, Home Services & Marketplaces
Different operators lean on different parts of the same product. A taxi business starts with the driver app and fares, a marketplace with vendors and products, a courier with parcels and zones. You set the emphasis in configuration.
Run taxi rides and store deliveries on one account, so a driver who is quiet on one line can serve the other and a customer never needs a second app.
List restaurants and grocers with their own hours, preparation times and product options, and let customers search nearby, order and pay from the wallet.
Offer parcel orders with parcel types and vendors, check every stop against country, state and city boundaries and let managers raise orders from the backend.
Let providers such as handymen, cleaners and beauty professionals take bookings through the Services tile, manage a calendar and collect ratings.
Sell everyday items and, where your licences allow it, pharmacy orders with prescription upload, product options and a vendor approval step.
Give each city a manager panel, show banners by zone and add languages as you expand, all under one brand and one codebase.
One product, six ways to use it. All six cases share the three apps, the website and the panels. What differs is which service lines you switch on, how you price them and which zones you open, so there is a single codebase to look after.
Talk to Our TeamIndustries
Industries We Serve
The Gojek Clone suits any business that connects customers with local supply. Taxi and ride businesses run drivers and fares. Food and grocery marketplaces list restaurants and stores. Pharmacy and store lines add prescription upload and product options. Courier firms run parcels with boundary checks. Home-service aggregators book handymen, cleaners and beauty providers. Pet-care and other service providers take bookings through a calendar. Franchise networks run one brand across cities with a manager panel per area.
- 01TrTaxi & Ride-Hailing
- 02FdFood Delivery
- 03GrGrocery
- 04PhPharmacy
- 05CpCourier & Parcel
- 06HsHome Services
- 07BwBeauty & Wellness
- 08PcPet Care
- 09EcE-Commerce
- 10MvMulti-Vendor Marketplaces
- 11FnFranchise Networks
- 12RoRegional Operators
Miracuves’ Gojek Clone is a multi-service platform you can adapt to any on-demand business model, with the apps, wallet and panels carrying your name from the first screen.
06Under the hood
End to End
How the Gojek Clone Works - Sign Up, Pick a Service, Search, Confirm, Pay & Track
A customer sees a handful of taps. Beneath them runs a fixed sequence of search, confirmation, payment and status. This section walks through that sequence from sign-up to a tracked order, then shows the architecture carrying it.
Customer Journey - From Sign-Up to a Tracked Order
1Sign Up & Choose a LanguageA customer meets an onboarding slide, signs up with email or a social account and picks a language from the picker.
- Onboarding slides about choosing a vendor
- Email or social sign-up
- Language picker with flags
- 2Pick a Service Tile
The home screen shows a welcome banner, the wallet and the tiles: e-commerce, food delivery, grocery, pharmacy, booking and services.
- Service tiles under I want to
- Delivery address at the top
- Wallet balance and Top-Up button
- 3Search Nearby Vendors
Search lists vendors, products and services nearest first, with delivery and pickup tags and preparation times.
- Vendors, Products and Services tabs
- Nearby first, with a filter
- Preparation time on each vendor
- 4Confirm Details & Pay
The order screen carries the map, pickup and drop-off addresses, the total and a Pay for order button.
- Pickup and drop-off locations
- Order total and status
- Pay for order button
- 5Pay From the Wallet
The wallet records what was paid, what was topped up and what loyalty points were withdrawn, each with a status.
- Balance with Send, Top Up and Receive
- Successful transactions listed with dates
- Loyalty withdrawals and top-ups in the same list
- 6Track Orders & Rate
My Orders keeps each order with its addresses, total and status, and after delivery the customer rates the vendor or driver.
- Pending and Cancelled statuses
- Addresses and totals per order
- Stars and a comment after the order
How It's Built
Gojek Clone Platform Architecture & Order Flow
- Block 01
Five Surfaces, Separate Permissions
The user, vendor and driver apps, the website and the web panels are separate applications with their own permissions, so a vendor never sees the operator console.
- Block 02
Gateway & Realtime Channel
Requests pass an API gateway that handles authentication and rate limits, while a realtime channel carries order status and locations to the screens.
- Block 03
Order Lifecycle as Source of Truth
Order states and cancellations live in one place, which is why a status cannot move after an order has failed, been cancelled or succeeded.
- Block 04
Dispatch & Matching
Nearby driver search, assignment and retry sit in a matching service, so a request reaches the closest driver who is online.
- Block 05
Wallet, Payouts & Settlement
Balances, ledger entries and splits between vendor, driver and platform are recorded as transactions, with refunds landing on the same ledger.
- Block 06
Partner Services Behind a Boundary
Maps, payment gateways, SMS and push, and object storage sit behind a boundary, and you choose the provider and bring the account.
Under the Hood
Technology Behind the Gojek Clone - PHP, MySQL, Flutter & Payment Gateways
A multi-service platform needs a dependable web tier, a database that keeps orders and wallets consistent and mobile apps that feel native. Here is what the platform is built with, as the product pages and the Aeygo case study list it.
Web Platform
PHP · Bootstrap- Website, admin, vendor and manager panels
- Bootstrap-based interface
- Backend sub-route you can rename
- Simple welcome web app included
Data Tier
MySQL- MySQL for accounts, orders and wallets
- Schema delivered with the source
- Rebuildable from empty
User, Vendor & Driver Apps
Flutter · Android · iOS- Flutter full-component apps with current dependencies
- User, vendor and driver or provider apps
- Flutter 3.27.1 in release 1.7.60
- Published from your own developer accounts
Gateways & Wallet
PayPal · Stripe · Paytm · Razorpay- Popular gateways can be integrated, and new ones added per region
- Wallet balance, send, top up and receive
- Limits per payment method
- Your own gateway account and KYC required
Third-Party Services
Google Maps · Twilio · Firebase- Google Maps and a multi-maps API rotator for location
- Twilio and Firebase appear in the integrations list
- Translation and payment gateway APIs
- Your own keys supplied at deployment
Source & Documentation
Repository · Schema · Config- Application source with full history
- Mobile projects with signing documented
- Deployment configuration written down
- Architecture notes transferred
The web and admin side is listed as PHP with Bootstrap, and the Aeygo case study names PHP Laravel and React, with MySQL for data. The apps are Flutter, and the latest release moves them to Flutter 3.27.1. Third-party services such as Google Maps, Twilio, Firebase, payment gateways and translation need your own accounts and keys, which you supply at deployment. Everything named here is mainstream and easy to hire for.
Build to Scale
Built to Scale - Separate Applications, Zones & Room to Add Service Lines
The platform is built as separate applications around shared building blocks, so adding vendors, drivers, cities and service lines is a matter of capacity and configuration rather than a rewrite.
Five Surfaces, Separate Release Paths. The apps and panels carry their own permissions, so a change to the vendor panel does not have to ship with the driver app.
Zones That Divide the Work. Banners by zone, parcel boundary checks and vendor slot settings let a large city or a country be split into areas that are run separately.
Media Kept Apart From the App. Documents and product photos sit in object storage in your own bucket, which keeps the web tier light as catalogs grow.
Money Records That Reconcile. Wallet entries, payouts and splits are recorded as transactions, so what the dashboard reports can be checked against the ledger.
Separate Applications
User, vendor and driver apps, the website and the panels each have their own permissions and release path, so each can change without touching the others.
Order State & Dispatch
Order status is held in one lifecycle and a matching step looks for nearby drivers, so each order has one clear state and one assigned driver.
- Pending, Cancelled and Successful
- Status locked after a final state
- Nearby driver search
- Online and offline drivers
Gateway & Realtime
Requests pass an API gateway for authentication and rate limits, and a realtime channel carries status and locations to the screens.
- Authentication at the gateway
- Rate limits on public traffic
- Separate logins per role
- Live locations on the map
Media Storage Apart
Documents and photos are kept in object storage in your own bucket and region instead of in the web tier.
- Your bucket, your region
- Photos and documents served separately
- Driver and vendor documents stored
- Product images per option
Recorded Transactions
Top-ups, order payments, loyalty withdrawals and payouts are recorded as transactions, so reports reconcile against the wallet.
- Wallet transaction list
- Payout and earning reports
- Loyalty withdrawals tracked
- Per-method order limits
Documented Hand-Over
Source, schema, deployment configuration and architecture notes are handed over so another team can run the platform unaided.
Room to Change and Grow. Every market ends up needing something particular to its streets or its customers. With the complete source code and a conventional stack, adding a screen, a rule or an integration is ordinary development work that your team or ours can carry out.
If you are launching a super app: Start with the service lines and the city you can serve well, and grow on the one deployment you already have. Capacity becomes a hosting and configuration choice as traffic rises, and anything beyond the base is scoped and quoted on its own.
07Security and trust
Built to Be Checked
Gojek Clone Security - Role Separation, Gateway-Held Card Data & Honest Limits
A super app holds identities, addresses, wallet balances and payment references, so the controls that matter most are who can see what, where card data goes and what happens before launch. This section says what the platform does and what remains your work.
- 01 · RolesRole Separation
Each surface sees only what its role permits, enforced on the server rather than hidden in the interface, so a vendor cannot open the operator console.
- Driver Document Checks: Drivers submit their licence and vehicle registration for verification before they can accept requests, and your team decides who is approved.
- Disabled Accounts: A disabled account can no longer order or use the app, and profile-change rules can be enforced from the settings.
- 02 · AuditAudit Trail
The base keeps a record of who changed what and when, so a dispute over an order can be answered with a record instead of a recollection.
- Order State Guard: Order status cannot be changed after a failed, cancelled or successful result, so the history of an order stays reliable.
- Product Approval: An approval system lets the operator review new products before customers see them, which keeps a catalog from filling with items nobody has checked.
- 03 · TransportTransport & Storage
Traffic runs over TLS, credentials are stored hashed, and sensitive values at rest are encrypted rather than merely obscured.
- 04 · SecretsSecrets Handling
Keys live in environment configuration on your own infrastructure, never inside the repository that is handed over.
- Named Launch Tasks: Penetration testing, key rotation, a restore drill and a review of your own gateway settings are listed as pre-launch work, not assumed to be done.
- 05 · CardsCards Stay at the Gateway
Card details go straight to the payment gateway you connect, and the platform keeps a payment reference instead of a card number.
- Payment Limits: A maximum and minimum order amount can be set for each payment method, and offline transactions carry an uploaded image as evidence.
- 06 · BackupsBackups & Restore
The deployment includes scheduled backups. A restore is also run before launch, since a backup nobody has tried to restore is only a guess.
No security certification is held, and Miracuves does not claim ISO 27001: the base is built to the controls such frameworks expect, and the evidence trail is there for anyone who audits it. Penetration testing, secret rotation and a restore test are launch tasks we plan with you.
Discuss Security Before LaunchMarketplace Readiness
Gojek Clone Operator Readiness - What the Software Gives You and What Stays With You
In a multi-service network, strangers end up in cars, kitchens, parcels and homes. Miracuves supplies the ordering, payment and review tools. You, as operator, stay responsible for deciding who may drive, sell or provide a service, which checks apply and what the law requires where you operate.
On this page, ready describes software you can see working in the demo or the admin panel. It is not a statement that the platform or Miracuves has been licensed, certified or approved by anyone, and nothing here is legal advice.
Built Into the Software
Service tiles and search, vendor, driver and user apps, driver document submission, product approval, order statuses, a wallet with transactions, loyalty and referral rewards, ratings, and admin, vendor and manager panels with reports.
Left to the Operator
Your terms of service and privacy policy, which vendors, drivers and providers you accept, what documents and background checks you require, how disputes are settled, and your cancellation and refund rules beyond the defaults you configure.
Rides, Couriers & Drivers
Each city or country sets its own rules on taxi and courier licensing, driver background checks, vehicles, insurance and the tax on a fare. The platform keeps the documents a driver submits and includes a taxi tax setting, but it does not verify a license and does not cover a loss.
Regulated Goods & Where You Operate
Pharmacy orders use a prescription upload, but dispensing needs licensed pharmacists, and food, alcohol and other regulated lines carry their own rules. Check each market with qualified local advisers before you switch a service line on.
08Grow the platform
- Service tiles, search & orders
- Wallet, loyalty & referrals
- User, vendor & driver apps
- Admin, vendor & manager panels
How a module is added
- 1Choose the module
Calls, runner, bidding or regional payments, at launch or later.
- 2Scope and price first
A written scope and quote are issued for every module before work begins.
- 3Added to your source
The finished module lands in the code you already hold.
Go Further
Gojek Clone Add-Ons - Video Calls, Delivery Runner, Bidding & Regional Payments
The platform as delivered runs end to end and is shown in the demo. These four modules are extras operators ask about, and each is quoted on its own because the scope depends on your market.
- Service
Video Calls in Services
A video call inside a service booking, so a customer can consult, get guidance or receive live help from a provider while the job is under way.
- Service
Delivery Runner or Genie
A concierge-style errand service where a customer hires a runner to shop, queue or fetch small items, on top of the regular delivery lines.
- Marketplace
Bidding for Rides & Services
Providers bid on a customer request, so the customer can compare offers and providers can set the price they need to win the job.
- Marketplace
Region-Wise Payment Gateway
Payment gateways matched to each region, so customers in different countries pay with the methods and currencies they expect.
The On-Demand Suite
Want a Narrower Product Than a Super App? These Four Cover It.
The Gojek Clone bundles many service lines. If you would rather launch one line first, or follow a different multi-service model, these four sit right next to it.
01A super app for ride booking, food delivery and services, built closer to the Grab model than to Gojek.
Explore Solution
02A delivery app for food, groceries and packages.
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03A home-services marketplace where customers book professionals for jobs around the house.
Explore Solution
04A ride-hailing app built around trips, with a rider side, a driver side and an admin panel.
Explore Solution09The business case
How Operators Earn
Gojek Clone Revenue Models - Commissions, Service Fees, Wallet Float & Vendor Plans
A multi-service platform earns in several places, and each line stays separate in the admin panel, so tuning one leaves the others as they were.
Two lines usually carry the early weight: commission on rides and commission on vendor orders. Plans and banner placement follow once the network is busy.
- 01
Ride Commission
The operator keeps a share of each taxi fare before the driver is paid. The fare follows base fare, distance and time, and the payout schedule is an admin setting.
- 02
Order & Delivery Commission
Store, grocery, food and parcel orders each earn a commission on the vendor side, plus delivery charges, so the platform earns on every service line and not only one.
- 03
Service Booking Fees
Home and professional services booked through the Booking and Services tiles carry a commission of their own, kept apart from deliveries.
- 04
Wallet Float & Top-Ups
Customer top-ups sit in the wallet until they are spent, and loyalty withdrawals flow back through the same wallet, so how long balances stay is part of your cash position.
- 05
Vendor Subscriptions
The release log has vendor subscriptions paid through the manager wallet, a recurring line that does not depend on any single order.
- 06
Zone Banners
Banners can be shown by zone, which turns home-screen placement in one area into something a vendor can pay for.
| Revenue stream | How it is charged | Take rateTypical take rate | What sets the ceiling |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ride Commission | A percentage of each fare, deducted before the driver payout. | Up to 20% (Grab Malaysia terms); Indonesia caps commission at 15% plus a 5% welfare fee. | Regulators and driver supply. Grab's blended mobility revenue works out near 15% of mobility GMV after incentives (our arithmetic on reported figures). |
| Order & Delivery Commission | A percentage of the item value plus a fixed fee per processed order, taken from the vendor side. | Tokopedia lists 2.5%-12.2% plus Rp1,250 per order; Grab deliveries revenue is 13% of GMV. | Vendor margins and category. Grab's 13% is blended and includes grocery sales, not one commission rate; the regional food delivery ratio is near 10% (an e-Conomy SEA projection). |
| Wallet Float & Top-Ups | No fee of its own: balances sit with the platform between top-up and use, and the gateway charges for each top-up. | Stripe US lists 2.9% + 30c per domestic card; QRIS caps QR payments at 0.7% above Rp100,000. | The gateway price in each country and the payment mix customers choose. Card costs run well above QR costs, so a QR-first wallet keeps more of each top-up. |
| Vendor Subscriptions | A recurring plan paid by vendors, which the release log supports through the manager wallet. | Store billing if sold in-app as a digital subscription: Apple 15%-30%, Google Play 10% + 5% fee in the US, UK and EEA. | Whether the plan is paid through a store or outside it. Apple keeps 30% of a subscription in year one and 15% after a subscriber's first year, or throughout under its Small Business Program. |
How to read this. The ride and delivery figures come from Grab's annual report on Form 20-F and its Malaysia terms, the marketplace fees from Tokopedia's seller fee page, and the regional ratio from e-Conomy SEA 2025. Payment costs come from Stripe and Bank Indonesia, and store billing from Apple and Google Play. Caps and fee pages are published rules; the percentages worked out from revenue and GMV are blended, our arithmetic on reported figures. Treat all of it as modeling input: it is not a quote and not a forecast of what your platform will earn.
Market Benchmarks
Super App Market Benchmarks - Independent 2025-2026 Data
The revenue models above are ours. The figures below are not. They come from Grab's annual report on Form 20-F, the e-Conomy SEA 2025 report from Google, Temasek and Bain, GoTo's 2025 results and Bank Indonesia, reproduced as published. They show what multi-service apps in Southeast Asia process and keep across rides, deliveries and payments, so you can test your own business case against numbers you can check.
$22.1bn On-Demand GMV at Grab in 2025
Grab's annual report on Form 20-F, filed 6 March 2026, shows on-demand GMV of $22.1 billion in 2025, up 21 percent, and revenue of $3,370 million. Grab states that deliveries revenue as a percentage of deliveries GMV stayed at 13 percent in 2025 and 2024, on deliveries GMV of $14.2 billion.
$23bn Food Delivery and $11.5bn Transport GMV
Google, Temasek and Bain & Company's e-Conomy SEA 2025 report, released 11 November 2025, says Southeast Asia's digital economy is on track to surpass $300 billion in GMV in 2025. Food delivery GMV is projected at $23 billion with revenue nearing $2.4 billion, and transport GMV at $11.5 billion with revenue of $1.9 billion.
Rp400tn Core GTV at GoTo in 2025
GoTo reports that group core gross transaction value rose 49 percent year on year to Rp400 trillion in 2025, with 66 million annual transacting users. Net revenue rose 24 percent to Rp18.3 trillion, and adjusted EBITDA reached Rp2 trillion for the full year, of which on-demand services contributed Rp1.4 trillion.
0.7% QRIS Fee for Larger Merchants in Indonesia
Bank Indonesia's QRIS merchant discount rate schedule sets 0 percent on micro-enterprise transactions up to Rp500,000 and 0.3 percent above that. Small, medium and large enterprises pay 0 percent up to Rp100,000 and 0.7 percent above it. The schedule takes effect on 1 October 2026, per a Bank Indonesia press release dated 17 August 2026.
Grab Holdings Limited, Annual Report on Form 20-F for the year ended 31 December 2025, filed 6 March 2026 - sec.gov
Google, Temasek and Bain & Company, e-Conomy SEA 2025, press release, 11 November 2025 - bain.com
PT GoTo Gojek Tokopedia Tbk, GoTo beats guidance, achieving record results as it reports 2025 fourth quarter and full year earnings, press release, 11 March 2026 - gotocompany.com
Bank Indonesia, MDR QRIS Bagi Merchant: Kategorisasi dan Simulasi, 13 October 2026 - bi.go.id
All figures are the publishers’ own reported results, projections and published rates, reproduced as published. They describe the market, not the performance of any platform Miracuves builds, and nothing here is a revenue projection for your business.
Market Timing
Why Build a Multi-Service Super App in 2026?
Customers already juggle several single-purpose apps for rides, food and errands. A multi-service app under your own brand gives you the customer, the supply and the commission that those separate apps currently split between them.
01One App Beats Five Icons
A customer who can order dinner, send a parcel, book a cleaner and get a ride from one account has fewer reasons to open anything else, which is the whole bet of a super app.
02Vendors and Drivers Want One Place to Earn
A store or a driver who is quiet on one line can pick up work on another, so supply stays busier on a single network than it would across separate apps.
03A Shared Wallet Keeps Spend Inside
Top-ups, order payments, loyalty withdrawals and payouts all pass through one wallet, which makes the money trail easy to follow for both customer and operator.
04New Lines Reuse What Exists
A new service line inherits accounts, ratings, support and the wallet that already work, so adding one is mostly a matter of vendors, categories and pricing.
05Local Markets Need Local Setup
Languages, payment gateways, zones and phone rules differ by country. The base lets you set all four for your market instead of waiting on someone else's roadmap.
06Buy Versus Build Is Quick to Settle
Three apps, three panels and a wallet are most of a super app. After 6 days of our build time, a white-label copy is running on your own hosting.
Platform by the Numbers
Mobile Apps
Web Surfaces
Service Tiles on the Home Screen
Days of Build Time
Most of the work in a super app is the unglamorous middle: one account, one wallet, order statuses that behave and a console that reconciles it all. Here it is already built.
The Commercial Case
Marketability, Revenue Potential & Business Prospects
A super app earns when customers return for more than one service and when vendors and drivers stay because the earnings are steady. Everything that follows is about making those two decisions easier, and about owning the relationship once they have been made.
- 01
Commission on Every Service Line
The operator keeps a share of each ride, order and booking, so revenue grows with the number of vendors, drivers and service lines rather than with headcount.
- 02
Several Lines, One Console
Commissions, vendor subscriptions and zone banners are separate levers in the same admin panel, so you can switch one on without redesigning the rest.
- 03
Owned Customers and Supply
Customer accounts, vendor catalogs, driver records and order history sit in your database, so the network's value accumulates with you and not with someone else's app.
- 04
Exit Optionality
You hold the complete source code and the schema, so a future change of host, team or direction needs no one's permission.
- Ride Commission
- Order & Delivery Commission
- Service Booking Fees
- Wallet Float & Top-Ups
- Vendor Subscriptions
- Zone Banners
Defensibility comes from supply, habit and trust rather than from features.
- 01Vendors and drivers with records do not casually move
- 02Customers with a wallet balance have a reason to return
- 03That accumulation starts at launch, in your database
- 04Careful approval is the second moat
These three cases differ only in how many vendors are active, and each names the lever that leads at that size. They are examples for planning conversations, not predictions of what any super app will earn.
Commission on rides and orders carries early revenue.
A first city where a few dozen vendors and a small driver pool keep the commission lines busy and the manager panel is used by one team. Illustrative size, not a forecast.
Commission plus vendor plans and zone banners.
A region where many vendors compete for the same customers, so subscriptions and banner placement start to matter beside commission. Illustrative size, not a forecast.
Several markets, with every revenue line active.
A multi-country network where service fees, plans, banners and wallet float all add up beside commission, and the admin reports show where to focus. Illustrative size, not a forecast.
10Why Miracuves
Why Miracuves
Miracuves Compared With Other Gojek Clone Developers
A multi-service super app can come from a generic script, a freelancer, an agency, or a ready-made base built by a team that has shipped it before.
Why Founders Choose Miracuves
- 01
Three Apps, Not One
User, vendor and driver or provider apps arrive together, with panels for admin, vendors and managers, where many scripts stop at a customer app.
- 02
Wallet and Rewards Built In
Top-ups, transactions, loyalty points and referral rewards are part of the base, so the money story is visible from the first order.
- 03
Many Service Lines, One Account
Taxi, delivery, parcels and bookings share one account and one wallet instead of being separate projects to join.
- 04
Full Source Code Ownership
The whole codebase arrives unencrypted, with the schema and deployment notes, so nobody can reprice it or change the terms later.
- 05
A Proven Base
The same base carried the Aeygo super app, with 19 of 24 platform blocks reused as they were, and the published case study shows the ledger.
- 06
Plain Readiness Language
This page says what is a base feature, what is an add-on and what you supply yourself, including gateway accounts, hosting and store developer accounts.
How the Gojek Clone Stacks Up Against Scripts and Agencies, Row by Row
| Criteria | MiracuvesMiracuves Gojek Clone | Generic Script | Custom Dev Agency |
|---|---|---|---|
| Time to Launch | 6 days of our build time | Unknown or DIY | Scoped per project, usually months |
| Source-Code Ownership | Complete, unencrypted | Often limited or locked | Usually yes |
| Service Breadth | Tiles for stores, food, grocery, pharmacy, booking and services, plus taxi and parcel flows | Usually one or two lines | Whatever the budget allows |
| Vendor and Driver Tools | Vendor app, driver app and manager panel | Rarely included | Built to order |
| Payments & Wallet | Wallet, loyalty points, referral rewards and per-method limits | Varies by script | Custom integration |
| Admin & Reports | Dashboard, payouts, promotions and zone banners | Thin or absent | Built to order, extra cost |
| Security & Compliance | Role logins, gateway-held card data, honest limits | Minimal | Varies widely |
| Cost vs Speed vs Quality | Fixed price, fast, tested base | Low price, high risk | Expensive and slow |
| Ongoing Support & Updates | 60 days guidance, 6 months bug fixes, 12 months updates | Rarely offered | Set by the contract |
Few routes to a super app survive a first busy month unchanged. This is where they part ways.
Talk to Our TeamChangelog
Release Log for the Gojek Clone - Versions & Updates
Release notes for the platform, newest first. The notes carry no dates, so the table lists each version with what it changed.
| Version | Changes | What changed |
|---|---|---|
| V1.7.60 | 4 changes | Flutter 3.27.1 Saving a user no longer saves the same address twice Parcel vendor lookup improved when the address comes from the map Bulk vendor actions |
| V1.7.51 | 15 changes | Customer search pages improved Home screen scroll issue fixed on some home screen types Location data fetch improved Driver app minimized while online fixed (Android) Flutter 3.24.3 support Parcel types now load in every case Vendor and driver file permission issue fixed (Android) Dynamic vehicle type icon for taxi Forgot-password reset flow improved Romanian language Scheduled orders can be cancelled Prescription upload fixed Banner by zone Product feature checkbox Vendor favorite |
| V1.7.50 | 12 changes | Simple welcome web app included Backend sub-route can be set, such as /admin or /backend Geolocation boundaries for parcel delivery: the address is matched to a country, state or city and each stop is checked to lie inside it Taxi tax Flutter 3.22.1 support Vendor and driver in-app report fixed Profile-change settings enforced Order status cannot change after a failed, cancelled or successful status Nearby driver search accuracy improved Customer taxi order details and driver rating fixed after completion Vendor subscription through the manager wallet Dynamic pages can be shared from the backend |
| V1.7.45 | 7 changes | Product timing Product options and option groups edited from the same create or edit window Vendor preparation and delivery time with a unit selector for minutes, hours, days or weeks Cart total no longer added to a prescription order Allowed payment methods can be set for pickup orders Vendor slot interval setting in minutes Custom phone validation rule by regex for countries without built-in support |
| V1.7.44 | 5 changes | Product and vendor HTML description fixed in the customer app Product request issue after ordering fixed Backend switch to show or hide the vendor phone in the customer app App theme: system, dark or light Vendors can register with address details |
| V1.7.43 | 5 changes | Backend address search fixed Vendor and driver app error report fixed in Arabic New vendor printer settings Permission request with no response fixed (iOS) Bug fixes |
| V1.7.42 | 8 changes | Pharmacy prescription upload fixed Disabled accounts can no longer order or use the app Arabic printing improved on the vendor app Referral reward on registration or first order Parcel vendor managers can create parcel orders from the backend Vendor automatic open and close fixed, with a setting for how many hours before it applies Role error during account creation fixed Editor improved |
| V1.7.41 | 10 changes | Offline transaction image issue fixed A product no longer returns to review when an order is cancelled Product review feature can be switched on or off from the backend Vendor in-app alert view fixed Contact selection feature removed Customer checkout summary no longer shows zero when a product has no options Vendor new-order alert text wrapping fixed Maximum and minimum order amount per payment method Browser notification tokens cleared and a unique browser ID added to prevent duplicate notifications Flutter 3.19.3 support |
| V1.7.40 | 4 changes | Product approval system In-app earning, sales and payout reports for vendors and drivers Customer digital product download fixed All product options can be created directly from the vendor app, for new and edited products |
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Gojek Clone App: Newest Guides & Insights
Stay up to date with guides on how multi-service apps earn, which features founders ask for first and how emerging markets use them.
The product5 questions
01What exactly is a Gojek Clone solution?
A Gojek clone is a ready-made multi-service platform in the spirit of the Gojek super app. The Miracuves Gojek Clone puts taxi rides, store and grocery orders, food delivery, parcels, bookings and home services behind one account and one wallet. It ships as three mobile apps (user, vendor, and driver or provider), a website and admin, vendor and manager panels, white-labeled to your brand.
02Can I launch an app like Gojek legally?
Software with these features is generally lawful to build and sell. The Miracuves Gojek Clone follows ordinary on-demand patterns, uses no code, design or content from Gojek, and launches under your own brand, terms and commercial rules. Do not use the Gojek name or logo in your own branding, and have local counsel confirm the licensing for taxi, courier, pharmacy and food lines in every market you serve. Miracuves gives no legal advice.
03How customizable is the Gojek Clone?
Delivery includes branding: the website, the panels and the three apps are rebranded with your logo, icons and color scheme, then deployed. The source code comes unencrypted, so your team or ours can add or drop service lines, swap the design theme, connect further payment gateways and reshape flows. Anything past the base is scoped and given a written quote prior to starting.
04What kind of services can I offer?
Depending on how the platform is configured, providers can offer handyman work, beauty, home cleaning, courier delivery and pet care, next to the store, food, grocery and pharmacy lines. A provider chooses a service category when registering. Video calls in services, a delivery runner and bidding for rides and services are add-ons, quoted separately.
05Is the app available on both iOS and Android?
Yes. The user, vendor and driver or provider apps are built with Flutter for Android and iOS, and the website runs in any browser. We publish the apps from your own developer accounts. Apple and Google review them on their own schedule, which sits outside our 6-day build time.
Customers, vendors & drivers8 questions
06How do I sign up and create an account on the app?
A customer signs up with an email address or a social account and lands on the home screen, where tiles open e-commerce, food delivery, grocery, pharmacy, booking and services. One account and one wallet cover every service line, so there is nothing to register again for a new one.
07What should I do if I face any issue with my order or ride?
Open the support section in the app, choose the issue that matches and your team picks it up from there. If the dispute is about service quality or a payment, the support team looks at the order record and the messages and mediates.
08How can I list my products or services on the platform?
A vendor registers with address details and gets the vendor app and the vendor panel. From there they add products with prices, images, options and option groups, set preparation times and opening hours, and receive a new-order alert in the app.
09Can I set my own delivery areas and timings?
Yes. Vendors set operating hours, preparation or delivery time and a slot interval, and the platform can open and close a store automatically on a schedule. Banners can be shown by zone, and parcel stops are checked against the country, state or city boundaries you choose.
10How do I register as a driver on the platform?
Sign up in the driver app or on the website, then submit the documents your team asks for, such as a driver's license and a vehicle registration. Once your team approves the account, the driver can start accepting requests.
11How do I get paid for the rides I complete?
A ride fare follows base fare, distance and time. Earnings are credited to the in-app wallet and can be moved to a bank account on the payout schedule the admin sets.
12Can I set my availability or go offline when I am not ready for rides?
Yes. The driver app has an Online and Offline toggle. While it is on, requests reach the driver; switch it off at any time and they stop.
13How do I manage service bookings and schedules?
Providers use their own app or panel to see incoming requests, accept or decline them, keep a calendar and follow completed jobs.
Money, admin & payments9 questions
14How are earnings calculated and how do I get paid?
The platform records orders and transactions as they happen. Vendors and drivers read in-app earning, sales and payout reports, and payouts follow the schedule your admin sets, for example weekly or every two weeks.
15Is my payment information secure?
Card details go straight to the payment gateway you connect, and the platform keeps a payment reference instead of a card number. No security certification is claimed: the base is built to the controls such frameworks expect, and penetration testing, key rotation and a restore drill are listed as launch tasks we plan with you.
16Can I integrate multiple payment gateways?
Yes. Popular gateways such as PayPal, Stripe, Paytm and Razorpay can be integrated, and the admin can set a minimum and maximum order amount for each payment method. Gateways matched to specific regions are the Region-Wise Payment Gateway add-on. You supply your own onboarded gateway account with KYC complete.
17How do I handle payments and disputes?
Payments go through the gateway you connect and every order keeps a status, so a dispute starts from a record. The support team reviews the evidence and the communication logs, and the admin panel is where the final decision is applied.
18What kind of administrative controls do I get?
The admin panel covers users, vendors, drivers and providers, service categories and pricing, orders and transactions, payouts, promotions, banners by zone, product approvals, and settings such as payment limits and the backend sub-route. Vendors and managers get their own panels behind the same sign-in page.
19How does the analytics and reporting system work?
The admin dashboard shows live reports on revenue, trips, orders and user engagement, and custom reports can be generated for the figures your team tracks. Vendors and drivers see their own earning, sales and payout reports in the apps.
20Can I run promotions and rewards?
Yes. Admins run promotional campaigns, discounts and offers, show banners by zone, and customers earn loyalty points and referral rewards for a registration or a first order, with points withdrawable to the wallet.
21Which realistic steps lead to the first revenue?
Most super apps start with commission, because it needs nothing extra to sell: the first paid ride or vendor order earns it. Vendor subscriptions and zone banners come next, once enough vendors compete for the same customers to want placement. Lines that depend on your own commercial deals, such as sponsorships or partner offers, are agreed with the partner rather than built in.
22How defensible is a multi-service super app?
Defensibility comes from supply, habit and trust rather than from features. Vendors with their own catalogs and hours, and drivers with a record of earnings, do not casually move, and customers with a wallet balance, loyalty points and an order history have a reason to return. The platform lets that accumulation start at launch and keeps it in your database. Careful approval of products and drivers is the second moat, because a network people trust is hard to copy.
Launch & Miracuves4 questions
23What is the typical timeline for launching my Gojek Clone platform?
A ready-made launch is delivered in 6 days of Miracuves build time. That period takes in rebranding, deploying to your hosting and releasing the apps from your developer accounts. Apple, Google and your payment provider control store review and gateway onboarding, so those steps are not counted in the 6 days. Custom changes are scoped separately.
24Is the source code included for me?
Yes. You receive the complete source code for the web platform, the panels and the Flutter apps with no encryption, plus the schema, deployment configuration and architecture notes, with no per-seat fee or runtime license.
25Which items must I bring before going live?
You provide hosting and a domain, a verified developer account to publish the apps from, your branding and business details, a payment gateway that is onboarded and past KYC, and third-party keys such as Google Maps, Twilio or Firebase. Miracuves will not apply to gateways for you or draft your privacy policy or terms.
26What sets Miracuves apart as the team to build your Gojek clone?
Because the user, vendor and driver apps, the wallet and the panels arrive working, on a base that already carried the Aeygo super app with 19 of 24 platform blocks reused. Miracuves has been building software since 2010, with 9,000+ projects delivered for 6,000+ clients and 90+ ready-made solutions. The Gojek Clone is a fixed $4,599, goes live in 6 working days, and comes with 60 days of guidance, 6 months of priority bug fixes and 12 months of updates, running side by side.
Go deeper on this platform
The guides, the case study and the related pages that explain how the super app fits together.
How to Choose the Best Company for Providing Gojek Clone
Read the guide→Talk to an expert →Fixed price, paid once
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See the industry→Disclaimer
Miracuves is an independent software development company. We are not affiliated with, connected to, sponsored by, or endorsed by Gojek.
Read our full Legal Notice & Disclaimer →“Gojek Clone” is used descriptively. It is how the software industry refers to building a platform with functionality similar to Gojek, and how clients search for it.
The entire design and codebase is built by our own team. The product contains no code, design, graphics, or content originating from the Gojek website or applications.
Gojek and all other third-party names and marks are the property of their respective owners, referenced here solely to describe the category of software offered.
