Quickli App, a Lagos-based neighborhood delivery and local commerce platform, has launched with a clear ambition: to become the fastest and most reliable way for people in Lagos to get what they need while supporting the vendors and riders who make it happen. 

Founded by Adekunle Francis Ologere, a technical founder and CEO, Quickli App is designed around the realities of Lagos logistics, where traffic congestion, rising delivery costs, limited vendor visibility online, and poor rider treatment continue to affect everyday commerce. 

“Quickli App was built for the streets of Lagos,” Ologere said. “It’s fast, street-smart, and deeply focused on the people, the vendors, riders, and customers who keep the city moving.” 

Quickli App’s neighborhood-first delivery model connects users to nearby restaurants, grocery stores, and local vendors, allowing the platform to target an average delivery time of 30 minutes. By keeping deliveries local, Quickli App reduces delays caused by long-distance routing and heavy traffic. 

The company describes its approach as fast and street-smart, designed to move through Lagos efficiently, much like a bike weaving through traffic using proximity, local knowledge, and optimized routing. 

Beyond speed, Quickli App positions itself as a people-first platform. The company operates a vendor-friendly model with lower commission rates, helping small restaurants and grocery sellers grow without being overburdened by high platform fees. 

For riders, Quickli App offers a fair and flexible delivery model, built around shorter routes, clearer structure, and improved working conditions compared to traditional city-wide delivery systems. 

“A delivery platform can’t work if the people behind it are ignored,” Ologere said. “Quickli App is intentional about fairness for vendors, riders, and customers alike.”

The Quickli App customer app is currently available on Google Playstore and Apple Playstore. Download now and be part of this smooth experience.