Two founders.
Two frustrations.
One company.

In 2023, Aime traveled with his INSEAD cohort to Shenzhen. Their friend arranged for a car to take the group's luggage directly to the hotel — unaccompanied. Nobody rode along. Nobody tracked it. When they arrived that evening, the luggage was already there. Intact.

He recognized something precise in that moment: not surprise, but the absence of anxiety. Offering the same arrangement to friends in Cameroon would be unthinkable — not because Cameroonian people are less trustworthy, but because no system makes trusting a stranger the rational default.

Roland has produced events in Cameroon for over two decades — concerts, corporate productions, large-scale gatherings where dozens of service providers have to commit and deliver. He's watched service failure up close: no-shows, substitutions, disputes over verbal agreements. Not because of bad people, but because no infrastructure made consistency the default.

He lives the client side of the same gap. Order a taxi in Europe and a specific category arrives — clean, on time, matching the description. Order the same in Cameroon and the outcome is completely different. Same expectation, two different results. The difference isn't the driver.