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Book an Okada ride, send a parcel, or get errands done — matched to a verified nearby rider in seconds and tracked live until you arrive.
Estimated fare
GH₵ 12.50
Kofi · Okada
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.9
From a quick Okada across town to moving a whole market stall — pick a service, get it done.
No queues, no phone calls, no haggling. Everything happens inside the app.
Tell us where you're going or what you're sending. See the fare up front — no surprises.
A verified rider near you accepts instantly. Watch them arrive on the live map.
Follow the whole trip in real time and rate your rider when it's done. Simple.
Estimated fare
GH₵ 12.50
Kofi · Okada
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.9
Download SNE for iOS and Android. Set your pickup, choose your service, and a verified rider is on their way.
Earn on your own schedule with flexible hours, weekly payouts and a community that respects its riders.
Become a riderReliable same-day delivery for shops, markets and companies — with volume pricing, priority support and full tracking.
Talk to salesReal riders, real customers, real stories from the streets of Ghana.
“I sent my trading stock across town in under an hour while I stayed at the shop. The live tracking meant I knew exactly when to meet the rider. SNE changed how I do business.”
Ama Serwaa
Market trader, Makola
“Riding an Okada through Accra traffic used to be a gamble. With SNE I know my rider is verified, my fare is set before I get on, and someone always knows where I am.”
Kwame Mensah
Daily commuter, East Legon
“As a rider, SNE gave me a reliable income. I choose my hours, the app keeps me busy, and riders actually get treated with respect. Best decision I made this year.”
Ibrahim Sulemana
Rider, Nima
Everything you need to know before your first ride or delivery.
SNE is a Ghanaian on-demand platform for neighbourhood rides and deliveries. You book an Okada ride, courier, cargo move or errand through the app, and a verified nearby rider handles it — with live tracking the whole way.
Still have questions? Talk to our team
Join thousands of Ghanaians getting where they need to go — and getting things done — with SNE.