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Local mutual aid

The world comes to you.

Ask for what you need: someone in your community who is already going to the store brings it back to you. A service that connects those who ask with those who bring.

September 15, 2026 on the App Store and Google Play.

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Demandeur

“I need a pack of coffee and I can’t go out.”

Rameneur

“I’m passing by tonight. I’ll bring it back.”

Brought back to you

Launch

See you on September 15, 2026.

The app is coming to iOS and Android.

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How it works

Three stops, one round trip.

The request leaves your home, passes through the store someone is already visiting, and comes back to your door.

  1. The world comes to you

    Send a request

    Describe the product you would like to buy and send your request in one tap.

    Someone sends a shopping request from their phone.
  2. Simple and efficient

    Find help in your community

    See who is available in your favourite stores to pick up your shopping.

    A hand holds a phone showing the community members available nearby.
  3. Local mutual aid

    Receive your products at home

    A service that connects those who ask with those who bring.

    Someone hands a package to a neighbour at her door.

The two roles

You ask. Or you bring.

One account, two ways to take part. You choose every time you open the app.

Demandeur

Ask for what you need — it is brought back to you

  • Describe the product, the store and the tip you are offering.
  • Choose who brings it, among the people already on site.
  • Track the request and chat until it is handed over in person.

Rameneur

Bring things back to the people around you

  • See the requests from the stores you already go to.
  • Accept the ones on your way, with no pointless detour.
  • Receive a tip for every run you bring back, paid in the app.

Features

What it takes to trust each other.

  • Proximity

    The requests you are shown come from the streets and stores around you.

  • Community and favourite stores

    Save the stores you visit often and find the people who go there too.

  • Built-in messaging

    Confirm the brand, the size or the handover time right inside the request's conversation.

  • Ratings and trust

    Every run ends with a rating. Profiles keep the history of what was brought back.

  • Tips

    The requester sets the tip; the bringer receives it in the app once the run is handed over.

  • Secure payment

    The product amount and the tip go through a licensed payment provider. No cash changes hands.

Security and trust

Your money takes no risks.

Payment is the most locked-down part of the app. Here is exactly what protects every run.

Payments handled by PayPal

Every transaction goes through PayPal, one of the most regulated payment providers in the world. Ramène moi never sees your card.

No banking data stored

Your payment details are entered and kept at PayPal, never on Ramène moi's servers.

Paid out only at handover

Money never wanders off: the payout to the bringer is triggered by the delivery code, given in person at handover.

A problem? Report it

Every run can be reported from the app; support reviews each dispute with the PayPal transaction at hand.

Payments secured by PayPal — no cash changes hands, from the first euro to the tip.

FAQ

The questions we get asked.

Where do I find the delivery code to give the bringer?

Open the app, go to My requests and tap the run in progress: the delivery code appears on the request's page as soon as a bringer has accepted. Give it to the bringer at handover — that code confirms the delivery and triggers the tip payout.

Who pays for the product, and when?

The requester pays for the product and the tip in the app, through PayPal, when the request is confirmed. At handover there is nothing to pay: no cash changes hands.

How is the tip set?

The requester sets it when creating the request. The bringer sees it before accepting: everyone knows exactly what to expect, with no haggling at handover.

What if the product is not available in the store?

The bringer lets you know through the request's built-in messaging. You can adjust (another brand, another size) or cancel the run right in the app if nothing works.

When will the app be available?

Launch is planned for September 15, 2026, on iOS and Android. The six video tutorials arrive together with the store release.

Video tutorials

Every step, on film.

Six short videos will cover the app end to end. They arrive together with the store release.

  • Soon

    Getting started · 1:40

    Create your account and pick your role

    Sign-up, phone-number verification, and switching between requester and bringer.

  • Soon

    Demandeur · 2:10

    Send your first request

    Describe the product, pick the store, set the tip and publish.

  • Soon

    Demandeur · 1:55

    Choose a bringer and follow the run

    Compare profiles and ratings, accept, then follow through to the handover.

  • Soon

    Rameneur · 2:25

    Accept a request on your way

    Filter by favourite store, estimate the detour, and confirm the run.

  • Soon

    Rameneur · 1:30

    Receive and track your tips

    Where to read your earnings, how they are paid out, and the per-run breakdown.

  • Soon

    Trust · 2:05

    Rate, report, settle a dispute

    What happens when a product is missing, and how the rating is taken into account.

Contact

An incident? A partnership?

A problem with a run, a store that wants to work with us, a question the FAQ does not answer: write to us, we read everything.

You can also reach us directly: contact@ramenemoi.fr