The queue.
You cross town on the last of your fuel. The first station has none. The second has a queue that wraps around the block, and the pumps are dry.
An hour gone, and nothing to show for it.
you know this one
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Fuel · cash · open doors — live from your street
Which station has fuel today. Which ATM still has cash. Whether that pharmacy is really open. NearMe puts what people just saw on the map, so you stop guessing.
Petrol, ATMs, pharmacies, hospitals, restaurants, mechanics… whatever you are hunting for.
A week in Lagos
You cross town on the last of your fuel. The first station has none. The second has a queue that wraps around the block, and the pumps are dry.
An hour gone, and nothing to show for it.
you know this one
Rent is due at nine. Three ATMs, three “cash unavailable” screens. The next one is across the bridge.
A map can tell you where things are. It cannot tell you what is there right now.
rent does not wait for the network
Monday, quarter to eight. Every road to work is one long red line. The bridge is a car park, the okada are weaving through the gaps, and you are already late.
Two hours for twelve kilometres.
Switch on Traffic in NearMe and see the red roads before you leave.
leave at six, or take the other bridge
A neighbour passing the station says fuel available, ₦1,300, no queue. Two more tap True. You see it on your phone before you leave the house, and you drive straight there.
No guessing. No wasted trip.
this part is the whole idea
People are finding your reports useful!
Next time you pass a station, add what you see in two taps. Every confirmation earns you points and an extra free search, and a little celebration from the neighbours you helped.
The more of us tap, the more useful it gets for everyone.
yes, there is a little celebration
Type “fuel station”, “shawarma” or “pharmacy”. The closest places appear on the map with distance, rating and directions.
Fuel and cash status, prices, queues and opening hours, each with how long ago it was reported and how many neighbours agree.
Confirm or correct a report, leave a comment, save your usual places, and get a buzz when one of them changes.
Points only come when other people agree with you, so they are hard to fake. Keep reporting honestly and your neighbours learn whose word to rely on.
It takes a minute, and searching is free every day.
Tap what is true right now. People nearby see it for a few hours, and you earn points when others confirm it.
Does it have fuel right now?
Is there cash right now?
Is it open right now?
Keep NearMe one tap away with a faster, app-like launch from your home screen.
No install button on iPhone. Tap Share, then Add to Home Screen.
Get an alert in your bell (and on your phone, if you turned on notifications) when someone reports or comments within about 3 km of where you were last. Open NearMe now and then, so we know where you are. Your position is kept only while this is on, rounded to about 100 metres, and deleted when you turn it off.
Also get a buzz on your phone when a place you saved gets a new report or comment, and when someone confirms your report.
Get a ping when someone reports fuel, cash or traffic close to you, and when places you saved change.
Changing it signs you out on your other devices.
You sign in with Google, so there is no password here to change.
At this spot
People near this spot who turned on nearby alerts will be told.
Search, see live reports, get directions, report what you see and get alerts.
Comments
Leave a tip for the next person, like how long the queue is or which pump works.