Not a catalogue of what a shop decided to put online. You write what you actually want — in your own words, from any shop — and a real person walks the aisles for you.
Type it the way you'd say it — “2kg rice, Coke 2L, paracetamol”. Add a brand if you care, a note if it matters, a second stop if it's at a different shop. You see the estimate before you commit.
Someone nearby accepts, goes to the shop, and works down your list item by item — found, not found, or a substitute they check with you first. You watch it happen and can message them throughout.
Your recipient reads out a four-digit code at the door. That is what releases the money — not a tap in an app, not a photo. Until then it is held.
When your shopper reaches the counter, the shop is paid straight from SendMe — not out of the shopper's own pocket to be repaid later. They carry no float and no risk, which is why they can take your order in the first place.
The cost leaves your wallet when you place the order and sits there until delivery. Anything left over comes back — if three items weren't in stock, you are not paying for three items.
If the shelf price is higher than estimated, the shopper cannot just buy it. It stops, you are asked, and the difference is held before anything is paid. No surprise total at the door.
Top up from M-Pesa and withdraw back to it. Safaricom's charge is shown before you confirm, never discovered afterwards.
Take orders near you, buy the items with SendMe's money, earn per stop. Switch the role off when you are not working and the requests stop.
Collect from a shopper and deliver to the door. You see what a job pays before accepting — the figure quoted is the figure that lands in your wallet.
Both need an ID check before your first job. One person, one check — do both roles if you want.
Free to install. You pay for your shopping, the delivery, and a service fee you see before you confirm.
iPhone version is not out yet.