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Customers will be able to order through the 906Go app or website from participating local businesses and supported services.
906Go is being built to connect Ontonagon-area residents with local businesses and local drivers for food delivery, grocery pickup and everyday errands.
We are currently preparing a small local pilot. 906Go is not yet accepting public orders.
Instead of trying to copy a big-city delivery app, 906Go is being designed around a smaller rural community where flexibility, human support and realistic delivery zones matter.
Customers will be able to order through the 906Go app or website from participating local businesses and supported services.
Participating merchants receive the order, confirm availability and prepare the pickup through a simple merchant workflow.
An available 906Go driver accepts the delivery and the customer can follow the order through completion.
The long-term vision is a practical local logistics service that can support the everyday needs national platforms often do not handle well in small communities.
906Go already has a working mobile prototype and production architecture underway. The next step is connecting real accounts, participating merchants and approved local drivers in a closed pilot.
Customer, merchant, driver and dispatcher workflows have been defined.
The first application versions and secure database architecture are in development.
We are beginning conversations with a small number of local participants.
Real-world testing will begin only after the operational, payment and safety pieces are ready.
Product development, software engineering and web development by Delaney Solutions / DelaneySoftware.com.
Send us a quick note and we’ll keep your interest on the early-launch list.
Not yet. The service is actively being developed and a small controlled local pilot is being prepared before any wider public launch.
The first pilot is expected to focus on participating restaurants, grocery or retail pickup and simple local deliveries. Additional service categories will be added only when the operational process is ready.
The first launch area will be intentionally limited. Outer areas are expected to use scheduled delivery windows or distance-based pricing rather than unlimited on-demand service.
We are beginning conversations with a small number of potential pilot merchants. There is no pressure to make a long-term commitment just to discuss the idea.
Potential drivers can register early interest now. Final onboarding will require eligibility, vehicle and insurance checks before anyone carries live customer orders.