Waydrop

Not for profit · neighbour to neighbour

Your package can ride along on someone's daily commute.

Thousands of people travel from A to B every day. Waydrop matches the things that need moving with the people already making that trip — fewer vans on the road, less waste, more good turns.

How it works

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commuters sharing routes

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open package requests

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neighbours connected

A neighbour handing over a parcel

Match found

Maya bikes Mission → FiDi at 8:15

0.4 km from your pick-up · fits a shoebox

How it works

One account. Send things, carry things, or both.

Commuter cycling through the city

01Post what needs to move

Roughly from A to roughly B, a time window, size and weight.

02Commuters already going that way

We match routes within each rider's detour radius and timing.

03Ask, accept, then talk

Phone numbers unlock only after both of you say yes.

Optional ID badge

Members can verify a driver's licence or legal ID to earn a badge — you decide who you're comfortable with.

Thanks are up to you

No fees, no cut. Agree on a tip, a coffee, or just a good deed.

A thank-you note on a parcel

Ready to lend a hand — or ask for one?

Sign in with Google, add your phone number, then post a package or your daily route. Verifying your ID is optional.

Waydrop

A not-for-profit neighbourhood network. Commuters carry a little extra on trips they already take — fewer delivery vans, less waste, more neighbours who know each other.

Good to know

ID verification is optional and earns a badge.

Phone numbers are shared only after both say yes.

Tips & thanks are agreed between you.

Map data

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