Made for the Kampala food run

Skip the traffic.
Fill your basket.
Keep your time.

From market staples to everyday essentials. Spend less of your day in Kampala traffic. Discover affordable food shops, choose the brands you trust, and have a boda do the food run while you get on with your day.

Now testing in Kampala. Join the closed pilot.
Sample prices. Test orders. No money collected.

EXPLORE THE PILOT INKisementiNtindaBugolobiKabalagalaMakerereNajjera

One less errand

Your food run.
Three simple steps.

Less time on the road. More choice in your neighbourhood. Everyday food shopping, without another errand.

01 / CHOOSE YOUR SHOP

Straight to the right shop.

Find shops in your chosen market. Compare ratings and the same staple basket, then give your rider the shopkeeper’s name and exact directions.

02 / BUILD AN EXACT BASKET

The brands you asked for.

Select each item’s brand, producer and pack size. Add instructions, photos or videos so your rider knows exactly what to buy.

03 / FOLLOW YOUR RUN

From shop to doorstep.

Choose a rated boda, confirm your drop-off and follow dispatch updates. Save yourself the shopping trip; rate the shop and rider afterwards.

A little early. A lot of possibility.

Help shape your next food run.

We’re testing Kula with a closed pilot. Create an account, try a test basket and explore the delivery flow. All prices and riders are sample data for now.

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Before you fill your basket

A few good questions.

Can I order real food today?

Not yet. This is a closed pilot with test orders, sample prices and sample riders. No real delivery is dispatched and no money is collected.

What does the total include?

The basket’s item prices and an estimated boda fare. You can review both before submitting a test order.

Which areas can I try?

The pilot models food runs around Kisementi, Ntinda, Bugolobi, Kabalagala, Makerere and Najjera, within 15 km of Kisementi.

Do I need to share my live location?

No. You can choose a neighbourhood instead. Use fictional delivery details during the pilot; the map is illustrative, not live rider tracking.