Coming to Kigali

Everything you need, delivered.

Food, groceries and more with an ETA you can trust and a rider you can reach.

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What we carry

Order from the places you already know.

Restaurants

Dinner from the kitchens down the road.

Grocers and pharmacies

The shop run, without the trip.

Everything else

Send a rider for the errand you have not got time for.

Pay with MoMo, Airtel Money, or cash at the door.

How it works

Three taps and a doorbell.

  1. Pick your place

    Browse what is open near you. The prices are the shop's own.

  2. Say where the door is

    Drop a pin, then name the landmark. That is what actually finds you.

  3. Watch it come

    Follow the rider, message them, and pay however you like.

Built here

Made for a city without street numbers.

Landmarks, not addresses

“The blue gate opposite the mosque.”

We ask for the landmark as well as the pin, save it, and put it in the rider's hand.

An ETA that moves

One time, from where the rider really is.

Not a hopeful number that stops moving the moment you look away.

Join the waitlist

You will hear before anyone else.

One email the week we open where you are. Nothing else.

Questions

The things people ask.

When does Rushcart launch?

Kigali first, and we have not put a public date on it. A date we miss is worse than no date at all. The waitlist is how you find out the week it happens.

Can I use the app today?

Not yet. The apps are in build and not in either store. Tick early access and we will send you an invite to the test builds before they get there.

How do I pay?

MTN MoMo, Airtel Money, or cash at the door. The price you are shown before you confirm is the price you are charged.

What does delivery cost?

The fee is named on the order before you confirm it, separately from the food. We do not mark up a shop's prices to hide it.