Sender+ for Students
Campus life is busy enough.
Getting your package shouldn’t be.
Sender+ is being built to make moving packages and belongings between pickup points, home, and campus more convenient.
The student problem
Something can be in Accra—and still feel far away.
For a University of Ghana student at Legon, collecting a package from Circle or central Accra is not only a time problem. It can mean crossing the city, finding the pickup point, and carrying everything back to campus.
A round trip can easily cost around GHS 130 or more, especially when carrying foodstuffs or other bulky items makes an Uber or similar ride necessary. Public transport may be inconvenient or impractical when the package is clothing, boxes, luggage, or several heavy items.
These are grounded examples of the student experience that inspired Sender+—not fixed fares or national statistics.
2½–3 hours
just to collect something already in Accra.
GHS 130+
a round trip can reach this range in some scenarios when an Uber becomes necessary.
Bags. Boxes.
Foodstuffs.
the last few kilometres can become the hardest part.
Start of semester
You made it to Accra.
Your bags shouldn’t become the next journey.
Students return from across Ghana with foodstuffs from home, boxes, bags, personal belongings, and school supplies. When an intercity bus ends the trip at Circle or another Accra terminal, getting several heavy items to Legon creates an awkward final leg.
Get yourself back to campus. Your items should have a simpler way to complete the journey.
Sender+ is being built to make this final leg simpler—so students can focus on getting back to campus while their items are moved more conveniently.
Move with less friction