We’re building the operating system for getting things done in Africa.
ERS (Errand Runners System) turns real-world tasks into an on-demand service — giving people back time in one of the most time-constrained cities in the world.
WHY NOW
Lagos is one of the fastest-growing cities globally — but its infrastructure hasn’t kept up. Traffic, queues, and inefficiencies cost people hours every day.
At the same time, smartphone adoption, digital payments, and location services have reached a tipping point. The conditions now exist for a new layer of infrastructure: on-demand, real-world task execution.
WHAT WE’RE BUILDING
ERS connects clients with verified runners who execute errands in real time — from deliveries and pickups to time-consuming everyday tasks.
But this is just the beginning. Over time, ERS becomes the infrastructure layer that powers how services move in cities — logistics, errands, and on-demand work, all unified into one system.
MISSION
Eliminate everyday friction by making real-world tasks instantly accessible.
VISION
Build the default infrastructure for on-demand services across Africa.
OUR EDGE
- • Built specifically for Lagos — not adapted from other markets
- • Real-time tracking and transparency at every step
- • Verified runners with accountability systems
- • Designed for speed, not bureaucracy
WHERE THIS GOES
Today, ERS helps you run errands.
Tomorrow, it powers how cities operate — enabling faster movement of goods, services, and people’s time.
We’re not just building a product. We’re building infrastructure.