While the world obsesses over gig economy giants like Uber Eats, Tookan has quietly built a robust, white-label backend for thousands of businesses managing their own fleets. It’s not a consumer app; it’s the invisible infrastructure powering the delivery economy.

"Tookan proves that B2B SaaS doesn't need a massive headcount to dominate a vertical; it just needs to solve a painful operational bottleneck."

The tech stack tells a story of pragmatic engineering. They rely on battle-tested tools like jQuery and Bootstrap rather than chasing the latest React hype. This suggests a focus on stability and broad browser compatibility—critical for logistics managers using older hardware in the field. Cloudflare sits at the edge, protecting the massive amounts of real-time location data they process daily.

• Vertical Specificity: They don't try to be everything; they focus on the mechanics of delivery dispatch and tracking.
• White-Label Ready: Their architecture supports agencies and platforms reselling the tech as their own.
• Direct Traffic Dominance: A 51% direct traffic share is the hallmark of a utility product, not a content destination.