You want meat from the butcher, fruit from the market, bread from the bakery and something for the cat. Today that means four separate orders, four delivery fees, and four drivers arriving at different times — if those shops are online at all.
Most businesses in Erbil are not. The good ones are often the ones you can only reach by walking there.
01
Shops you cannot reach
Most local businesses have no way to sell online.
02
One order per shop
Separate baskets, separate fees, separate waits.
03
Searching, not asking
You have to know the product name before you can find it.
BIX · THE ASSISTANT
It understands how people actually talk.
Most assistants handle Kurdish badly or not at all, and Iraqi Arabic dialect defeats tools trained on Modern Standard Arabic. Bix was built for how people in Erbil actually speak — not how a textbook says they should.
01Kurdish, Arabic and EnglishIncluding spoken dialect, not just formal written forms.
02Across the whole marketplaceBix searches every shop at once instead of one at a time.
03From words to basketDescribe the outcome, not the product names.
YouI need bread, eggs and tomatoes
BixFinds them across the marketplace, from whichever shops carry them, into one basket.
You describe the outcome. Bix works out the products, the shops and the order.
HOW IT WORKS
From ask to door, in three steps.
01Ask or browseTell Bix what you need, or browse 22 categories of local business.
02One basketAdd from as many shops as you like. It stays one order.
03One deliveryTrack the driver on the map. One arrival, one payment.
MULTI-VENDOR ORDERING
Four shops. One delivery.
Meat from the butcher, fruit from the market, bread from the bakery, and something for the cat — in one basket, with one delivery. Coordinating that across independent businesses is the difficult part, and it is the part we built.
DELIVERY
Free means free.
Where a business carries the free-delivery badge, delivery is free. Not free on your first order, not free with a code, not free above a threshold that moves. The badge is on the shop, and it means what it says.
Everywhere else, the fee is shown before you confirm — not after.
THE MARKETPLACE
Twenty-two kinds of business, one platform.
Restaurants, groceries, fashion, pet supplies, sweets — and more. Biz Iraq supports 22 business categories in total, each with its own ordering logic, product structure and delivery rules. Building one platform that handles all of them is the engineering problem.
WHAT THE APP DOES
Six things you will use every week.
Live driver trackingWatch your order move on the map, from shop to door.
Biz PointsEarn on what you buy, spend it on what you buy next.
Booking and appointmentsSalons, clinics and services take bookings in the same app.
Multi-branchBusinesses with several locations run them from one account.
Three languagesKurdish, Arabic and English throughout — not just the menus.
One paymentHowever many shops are in the basket, you pay once.
Grocery marketplace Biz Iraq grocery categories and products with real IQD prices.
Pet supplies marketplace Biz Iraq pet supplies categories and products.
Twenty-two categories of business each need different ordering logic. A restaurant menu, a pharmacy inventory and a clothing catalogue are not the same data problem. Neither are their delivery rules.
Then there is the part nobody sees: keeping one basket coherent across independent businesses, routing a single driver, settling payment between shops, and doing all of it in three languages including one that most systems handle badly.
Native iOS and AndroidBoth stores, one product, shipped and maintained.
Multilingual from the coreKurdish, Arabic and English built in from the first line, not translated on afterwards.
Conversational orderingNatural language turned into a real basket from a live catalogue.
Merchant and delivery opsDashboards, order routing and live tracking, running every day.
THE TEAM BEHIND IT
We didn’t commission this. We built it.
Biz Iraq is Aron Fund’s own product — the apps, the assistant, the merchant dashboard, the delivery logic and the infrastructure. Everything on this page was designed and built in Erbil by the same team that builds for clients.
If you need a platform at this level, we have already done it once, on our own budget, in our own market.
Erbil today. More cities are coming, and we will say so when they do.
What languages does Bix understand?
Kurdish, Arabic and English, including the way people actually speak rather than formal written forms.
Can I order from more than one shop at once?
Yes. Add from as many shops as you like and it stays one basket, one delivery, one payment.
Is delivery really free?
Where a shop carries the free-delivery badge, yes. Where it does not, the fee is shown before you confirm.
How long does delivery take?
It depends on the shop and how far it is from you. The app shows the estimate before you confirm, and you can watch the driver on the map once the order is on its way.
How do I list my business?
Message us on WhatsApp. You will get a dashboard for your products, orders and branches — no app to build.
Who built Biz Iraq?
Aron Fund, in Erbil. The apps, the assistant, the merchant tools and the delivery logic.
