How to send a tiffin or home food by parcel
Pack the food in sealed, leak-proof containers, book a parcel in the Rylod app and choose Food and beverages as the contents. An e-bike or cycle is enough for a tiffin and is the cheaper option, from ₹40 for the first km. The receiver gives the delivery OTP you share with them.
Pack it to travel
- Use a tiffin or containers with lids that lock, not loose plastic covers.
- Put curries, rasam and anything with liquid in a second bag or a sealed box.
- Keep it upright in a bag the Ranger can carry flat.
- Food that spoils quickly needs proper packing. Perishable items without proper packaging are not allowed.
Book it
- Open the Rylod app and choose Parcel.
- Enter the pickup and drop, and choose Food and beverages as the contents.
- Choose E-bike / Cycle. It carries up to 15 kg, which is plenty for a tiffin.
- Pick a Ranger near you. For a set time, like lunch, book for later and choose from the prices Rangers send you.
- Share the delivery OTP and the tracking link with the receiver from the app. They tell the Ranger the OTP at the drop.
What it costs
By e-bike or cycle it is ₹40 for the first km, then about ₹8 a km. For example, Majestic to Koramangala in Bengaluru is 9.6 km and about ₹109. You see the full fare before you book, and the sender or the receiver can pay the Ranger.
Common questions
Can I send home-cooked food with Rylod?
Yes. Choose Food and beverages as the contents and pack it in sealed, leak-proof containers.
Will the food stay hot?
We cannot promise that. Use an insulated tiffin, and book a Ranger close to the pickup so the parcel starts moving soon.
Can I send a tiffin every day at the same time?
Book it for a set time each day. Rangers send you their price for that time, and you choose one.
Which vehicle should I book for a tiffin?
E-bike / Cycle. It carries up to 15 kg and is the cheaper option.
Scan to downloadthe free Rylod appon your phone
Booking is in the app only. Android now; the iPhone app is not available yet.