One routing engine for Brazil's couriers, fleets and quick-commerce.
Brazil moves on delivery, iFood-scale food, Mercado Livre logistics, 10-minute grocery in every capital. Every drop is a route that changes, and on the usual stack every change is a billed map call. We are the engine that re-plans in milliseconds, in-region on your own map. The map, the licence and the location data stay in Brazil, and stay with you (LGPD-aligned).
Built for how Brazil actually delivers
Not a translated template. We tuned the engine for the day you actually run.
Two-wheeler first
Your last mile is motoboys (two-wheelers). Not vans. We route for the shortcuts a car can never take.
Real Brazil addresses
Favela and comunidade addresses have no number, and CEP gets odd. So we find the door by landmark, not by a number that may not be there.
Keeps going through the rodízio
Signal drops. The plan does not. The whole day re-routes itself through São Paulo rodízio and rush-hour, offline.
Your data stays home
Nothing leaves Brazil. It runs on your own servers, LGPD-aligned.
Pay in reais, through Pix and boleto. We built this for operators like iFood, Loggi, Rappi and 99. Want proof? Drop a real day of stops into the demo and watch it re-plan, in your own numbers.
Four ways in, all built for Brazil
Each is the engine, not the map, so it runs inside your stack, on your hardware, with location data staying in the country.
Last-mile & couriers
A vast last-mile market means the routing bill grows with every drop. Run the engine on your own servers and the cost stays flat as the fleet scales, reaching the interior through OpenStreetMap.
Quick-commerce & dark stores
A 10-minute promise lives or dies on the re-route. We absorb each order, rider or road change as a millisecond update instead of recomputing the batch, fast and cheap at peak.
Fleets & logistics
Brazil's continental road network punishes per-call routing. Own the engine, route the whole fleet on one licence, and re-plan live as traffic and weather shift.
Drone delivery
Brazil is opening drone corridors for medical and remote delivery. Routing runs on the craft's own compute, multi-craft dynamic re-routing licensed into your flight stack.
How we work in Brazil
How we work in Brazil
We are the routing engine, the Lekola Cortex, not a maps product. You keep the map, the licence and the data.
In-region, your data stays home
The engine runs on the device or your own servers in-country. Routes and locations never leave.
Open map, no per-call bill
Runs on OpenStreetMap or your own road graph. You pay for the licence and your compute, not a meter on every re-route.
A kernel your team can own
We ship a clean engine your own engineers host, tune and own, not a black box.
Proven on your routes first
We start with a benchmarked pilot on your real routes, so the saving is measured in your own numbers before scale-up.
Why this wins. Brazil's edge is scale, local data residency and ruthless cost-per-delivery. A routing engine that is low-cost, in-region and millisecond-fast at re-routing is exactly the supplier this market rewards.
The proof, measured, reproducible
We bring a benchmark, not a brochure. The routing is solved, not guessed, so every number is reproducible with one command, on Brazil's own cities.
One routing engine for Brazil's couriers, fleets and quick-commerce.
The map, the licence and the location data stay in Brazil, and stay with you (LGPD-aligned).
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