In November 2024, Roadcoally began with a simple realization starting out in Paterson New Jersey people needed a faster, more personal way to get things delivered. One evening, after struggling to find anyone available to help move something across town, I thought to myself, “There has to be an easier way to get something from point A to point B without waiting days & hours for a slow service or paying irrelevant fees for whatever i wanted to send from the post office.”

That moment sparked the idea for Roadcoally formerly called (locally) in its idea stage a platform built around local people helping local people. Instead of relying on large, slow delivery networks, Roadcoally connects senders to nearby drivers who can deliver any item instantly from small packages to forgotten everyday items and everyday essentials.

What began as a small idea quickly grew into a mission:
to make delivery convenient, fast, and people first driven.

Roadcoally isn’t just another startup or delivery app it’s a movement built on where each order builds trust, speed, and connection. Because sometimes, the help you need isn’t miles away or having to call friends to rely on to get you things you forgotten or really needed instead it’s right down your street.

Today, Roadcoally is an early stage startup focused on building the future of community-driven delivery. Founded in November 2024, we’re currently working closely with early adopters and real users to refine the experience and shape the future of local item delivery together.

Our mission is to create a platform where anyone can send or receive any item, anywhere, at any time not just in the United States, but around the world. We want to give people a second chance to fix mistakes, reconnect, and make life easier. Whether it’s a forgotten passport, a misplaced package, or something as small as a cup Roadcoally is here to help with your everyday life.

Because we believe in connecting people, families, and friends and empowering the drivers who make it all possible all here in the heart of palm beach county.