We got tired of hunting for sockets

The idea arrived somewhere around 2% battery, in a café in Amman, with a taxi to book and no way to book it. Everyone at the table had the same problem and nobody had the right cable.

Power bank sharing was already working elsewhere — Turkey, the Gulf, across East Asia. What was missing here was a network dense enough that returning a bank was never a detour, and hardware good enough that you would actually want to use it.

So we designed a bank with every cable already attached, put 20,000 mAh inside it, and started putting stations where people actually run out of battery: campuses, malls, hospitals, airports and the cafés people work from all afternoon.