Drop it in the locker.
You're done.
No address to find. No recipient to call. No "meet me by the big tree." Just the nearest locker, one drop, and the parcel's already on its way.
A locker within a kilometre of everyone.
Your rider reaches the area and goes straight to the nearest Relayed locker — no hunting, no phone calls. One tap opens an intake, the parcel goes in, the recipient gets pinged: parcel in Locker A, two hours to collect. That's the whole job now.
- ~1 kmFrom customer
- 2 hoursTo collect
- 0Phone calls
Ten parcels for one area?
One stop.
Open ten intakes, drop ten parcels, ride on. The trips you used to make ten times, you make once. Less fuel. Less time. A lower price for the customer.
Long hauls become short hops.
A parcel moves locker to locker, leg by leg, each carried by whichever rider is already going that way. And there's almost always a parcel waiting to come back — so nobody rides home empty. The network keeps everyone moving and full.
Backhaul flywheel · the more parcels move, the better it gets
Built for the way Ghana actually works.
No addresses needed.
Landmarks, not postal codes — the lockers handle the rest.
Runs on sun.
Solar-powered, so the network reaches where the grid doesn't.
Priced to be cheaper.
Hardware and software built in-house. You feel it in the rate.
One fee. No surprises.
A fixed fee per intake. A fixed late fee per hour if a parcel sits past two hours. No zones, no surge. Three lockers, three intakes — that's it.
Send your first parcel today.
Live now across Accra and Kumasi, with lockers going in where parcels move most.