TipTop Is Getting Ready for Expansion: Launching a New Service and Exploring Seed Investment Options

TipTop, the online food delivery service in Iraq, announces its new service "TipTop Jet", a direct delivery ordering system for restaurants.

The use of this technology will help restaurants manage their orders, track them from the kitchen to the customer's front door, eliminate the cost of buying and maintaining motorcycles, and hire captains and customer service teams.

TipTop is the first startup to launch dark stores in Iraq

It is worth noting that TipTop is the first startup to launch dark stores in Iraq, as they have announced the opening of the first store in February 2021, and currently own several dark stores in Erbil.

"This service is expected to raise the quality level of grocery delivery to world standards, by delivering customer needs within 15-30 minutes," said Kerem Aksoy, the company's founder, and CBO, when asked about the reason for opening new dark stores across Erbil.

TipTop also announced the launch of a new end-user application

TipTop also announced the launch of a new end-user application that offers new features and an all-new layout that provides a better experience for users and allows them to track their orders in real-time on the map. Also for restaurant owners, TipTop has launched a new application with new features and improved layout to give them better control of orders, better tracking, and better reports on orders, which helps restaurant owners to get clear insights to increase sales and improve the quality of their services.

"We want TipTop to be the solution to all problems for all restaurants and customers," said Hasan Alsoud, the company's founder and CEO, when asked about the goal of launching new apps. He also revealed that the company plans to expand to two more cities in Iraq soon.

He added, "Investors are welcome to submit their offers to us and we are currently considering some offers from some angel investors and a venture capitalist to boost our speed and expand our services in new cities in Iraq," when asked about the will to raise capital.