Good question. Let's start with something you already know.

When someone wants to send you money, they don't say "give me your bank details" or "give me your account number." They just say "What's your M-Pesa." And you say yours. That's it. Done.

A PickSpot works the same way, but for deliveries.

When a seller wants to send you a parcel, they won't say "give me your address" or "drop me a pin." They'll just say "What's your PickSpot." And you say yours.

The handle

When you sign up for PickSpot, you get a handle. Something like amina@pickspot.world.

That handle is your delivery address. Any time a seller asks where to send your order, you give them your handle. WhatsApp, Instagram, TikTok, anywhere. No directions. No dropped pin. No describing which gate or which floor.

Just your handle.

The spot

When you set up your handle, you open the app and choose a PickSpot agent near you. Real shops and kiosks in your area. Verified, rated, shown on a map. You pick the one that works for your life.

That shop becomes your spot.

Every parcel sent to your handle goes there. The shop holds it safely until you're ready. When you arrive, you show your QR code, confirm a one-time code, and collect.

No need to be home. No missed deliveries. No calls.

And if you want a different spot, just change it in the app. Your handle stays the same. Everything adjusts automatically.

So what is a PickSpot?

For the first time, your delivery address belongs to you. Not to wherever you happen to live.

It's the handle you share. And the spot where your parcels land.

That's it. That's the whole thing.

Claim your PickSpot →

 Claim your handle. Choose your spot. Share your handle next time any seller asks where to send your order.