Egusi, ogbono, garri
Tubers and plantain, soup thickeners, stockfish, palm oil, suya spice, ofada rice, ankara and aso-oke by the yard, gele and ready-to-wear.
The marketplace for African and Caribbean food, goods and services, from the shops and professionals already in your area.
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The shop that's been on that road twenty years has better yam than anywhere, and no way for you to find it. The braider everyone's mum uses has no website. The tailor who makes your aso-ebi runs the whole business on WhatsApp.
None of them were beaten on what they do. They were beaten on how easy it was to find and book them and the money that used to stay on the high street left the area entirely.
That's the half we're fixing.
I was taking two buses to Peckham for yam. There's a shop eight minutes from my door that had it the whole time, I just never knew. - the problem, in one sentence
The grocer in Peckham and the grocer in Brixton stock more of the same things than not. We built for both, properly.
Tubers and plantain, soup thickeners, stockfish, palm oil, suya spice, ofada rice, ankara and aso-oke by the yard, gele and ready-to-wear.
Jerk and escovitch, callaloo, ground provisions, bammy, oxtail and cow foot, patties, sorrel, Irish moss and the brands you ask for by name.
Yam, malt drinks, type 4 hair care, shea and black soap - the overlap is wide, and it's exactly why one marketplace serves both communities.
Whether you're after Sunday ingredients or booking your regular braider, one platform covers both.
Everything you'd cross town for, right round the corner. Order from African and Caribbean shops near you, and book the braiders, barbers, mechanics and trades your area already trusts.
Whether you run an established high street shop or work for yourself from home or on the road, get discovered by neighbours without building a website or paying for ads.
From the corner grocer to the mobile braider - one marketplace that covers what you need.
Not everything arrives in a bag. Sellers choose what suits what they actually do.
Brought to your door from a shop nearby, usually in 30 to 60 minutes.
They come to you - braiding, cleaning, repairs, tutoring, mobile mechanic.
Order ahead, skip the queue, pick it up when it suits you.
Book an appointment and go to them - salons, barbers, garages, studios.
Supermarkets stock for Christmas. We stock for Carnival, Easter bun, and the sorrel that has to steep three days ahead.
Jerk, curry goat, Supermalt and sound-system catering - ordered a week out, not on the day.
Every Caribbean bakery sells out. Pre-order from yours instead of queuing.
Dried sorrel, pimento, ginger and the fruit that should have been soaking since November.
Dates, halal meat from a named certifier, and caterers who understand the timings.
Buying from a stranger's Instagram takes a leap of faith. This shouldn't.
Same flow whether you are buying a product or booking a person.
Full walkthroughEnter a postcode. You only see businesses that genuinely cover you, no scrolling past shops that can't reach your door.
Search in the words you'd actually use. Type "melon seed" and you'll get egusi. Products and services sit side by side.
Pay securely, add any instructions, and follow it through to your door or your appointment.
Most local businesses don't need a website. They need the people who live around them to know they exist.
One app for customers, one for the businesses and professionals serving them. Free on iOS and Android.