A shared pickup can reduce repeated trips around the same city.
Service areas
Close enough to collect together.
Coverage grows as local supply, group demand and fulfillment plans are confirmed. Check the current status below; each share shows its exact area and handover details.
Local routesBuilt around the handover
A service area starts with a group, not a pin on a map.
We plan around confirmed neighbours, local supply and a collection window people can actually reach.
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Shared demand
A route begins when households reserve around one coordinated order.
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Practical timing
Collection windows stay visible before the group commits to the handover.
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Local handover
The final stop is planned to feel close, clear and calm for the group.
Local planning
One clear route for each group.
Map details, pickup locations and delivery options appear only when they are confirmed for a share.
Current coverage
Service areas grow around real groups.
We’ll list a place here when it is being planned or ready to serve. A planned area is not open for orders.
Delivery ZoneAirdrie, Alberta
ActiveDelivery ZoneBanff, Alberta
ActiveDelivery ZoneCalgary, Alberta
ActiveDelivery Zonecanmore, Alberta
ActiveDelivery ZoneEdmonton, Alberta
ActiveDelivery ZoneHigh River, Alberta
ActiveDelivery ZoneLeduc, Alberta
ActiveDelivery ZoneLethbridge, Alberta
ActiveDelivery ZoneOkotoks, Alberta
ActiveCentral Alberta — Red Deer (planned)Red Deer, Alberta
ActiveDelivery ZoneTaber, Alberta
ActiveWhy the route matters
Better group economics start at the handover.
The final mile becomes easier to understand when the group can see how it is organized.
Labels and collection details become part of the order early.
Neighbourhood routes make the final exchange feel considered, not improvised.
Start with a route
Find a share that comes closer to home.
Explore the share catalog and see how planned routes could fit a confirmed group.