Your daily commute,
shared.Verified private car owners heading your way every day. Real seats, real people, real routes. Get to your destination comfortably at a fraction of what you pay today.
Wakapadi, pidgin for "travel together"
The problem
Lagos commuters deserve better than this.
Ride-hailing platforms
Premium pricing, daily
Great when you need it once. Hard to sustain daily commute. Surge pricing makes budgeting your commute nearly impossible.
Public transport
The price works. The experience often does not.
Overcrowded, unpredictable, and a daily source of stress for passengers and their families. Affordable is not the same as acceptable.
A private car, going your way.
Comfortable, safe, and affordable.
Sit with someone already heading your direction. NIN-verified, GPS-tracked, fully cashless. The comfort of a private car at a price that makes sense for daily life.
How it works
Getting started is easy.
Find your corridor
Enter where you are heading from and going to. See NIN-verified drivers on your route, with ratings, vehicle info, and departure times.
Book your seat
Pay through the app. Funds sit in escrow with Paystack until your trip is complete. Your seat is held. Your money is protected.
Confirm before you go
Ten minutes before pickup, you and your driver both confirm. You get their plate number. They get your verified profile. Everyone knows the plan.
Your people are notified
A trusted contact gets your driver's details and a live location link the moment your trip begins. No app needed on their end.
Make it a routine
After two good rides with the same driver, set up a Standing Trip. It auto-confirms every week. Your commute sorts itself out.
Join the waitlist
Tell us where you waka from.
A few quick questions helps us decide which corridors launch first. Sign up and you will be among the first to ride when your route opens.
You're in.
We will WhatsApp you the moment Wakapadi goes live on your corridor. Know someone who makes the same commute? Tell them to sign up too.
"Wakapadi. Nobody travels alone."