Ephraim Byiringiro
Chief Executive Officer
Rwandan entrepreneur and engineer with a background in electronic hardware and medical devices. Leads WeShare's vision for shared mobility across East Africa.
LinkedIn →Now in Rwanda
Split the Cost. Share the Ride.
With fuel prices rising across Rwanda, WeShare lets drivers and passengers split travel costs fairly — making every journey more affordable for everyone on board.
Starting in Rwanda · Built for intercity travel
Why WeShare Exists
Fuel prices are rising. Your transport costs don't have to.
Every day, thousands of drivers make the same journey — Kigali to Musanze, Huye to Kigali, Rubavu to the capital — with empty seats. Every empty seat is a wasted cost. WeShare fills those seats, splits the fuel bill, and puts money back in everyone's pocket.
60%
Average savings compared to hiring a private taxi
3x
More affordable than solo travel when seats are shared
0 RWF
No surge pricing. No hidden fees. Pay what's agreed.
Every empty seat on a long-distance trip is fuel paid for twice. WeShare helps drivers fill those seats and passengers pay less than a solo taxi.
The app
Built in Kigali. Ready for the road.
Real screens from our internal build — search, book, pay with mobile money, and post rides from your phone.
Finding and booking a ride
Search a route, pick a seat, and pay with mobile money.
Posting a ride as a driver
Set your route, departure time, seats, and price.
How it works
Three steps from search to shared seat.
No complicated menus — the flow mirrors how people already travel between Kigali, Musanze, Huye, and the rest of the country.
- 01
Search your route
Open Find Ride, type your From and To, and pick from Rwanda place suggestions on the map.
- 02
Post or pick a seat
Drivers post departure time, seats, and price. Passengers browse listings and book in a few taps.
- 03
Pay and ride together
Checkout with MTN or Airtel mobile money. Driver contact and plate unlock after booking.
Our Story
Why we built WeShare.
Petrol prices in Rwanda have surged over 40% in recent years. For daily commuters and intercity travelers, this means transport costs now consume a disproportionate share of household income. Meanwhile, drivers making the same routes every day bear that fuel cost alone — even when their car has three empty seats.
WeShare was born out of a simple frustration — too many empty seats on Rwanda's roads, and too many people struggling to find affordable, reliable transport between cities. We saw drivers making daily runs between Kigali and Musanze, Huye, Rubavu and beyond, with empty seats that passengers desperately needed.
So we built the bridge. WeShare is Rwanda's first dedicated ride-sharing platform, connecting drivers and passengers through technology that's simple, safe, and built for how people actually travel in East Africa.
We're starting in Rwanda, but our vision is bigger — to become the mobility layer that connects East Africa, one shared ride at a time.
Too many empty seats. Too many people without a ride. We built the bridge.
Our Mission
Make shared mobility the default way to travel across East Africa.
Affordable for passengers. Profitable for drivers. Better for everyone.
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Get WeShare on your phone.
Available on Android and iOS now.
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Free to download · No subscription · Pay per ride
Team
The people building WeShare.
A small team in Rwanda working on transport people can actually afford.
Cynthia Mujyambere
Chief Technology Officer
Cornell Information Science graduate with experience at Microsoft and in research. Builds WeShare's mobile app, backend, and internal tools.
LinkedIn →Benjamin Masengesho
Chief Operating Officer
Business Administration graduate from African Leadership University. Runs driver onboarding, partnerships, and day-to-day operations in Rwanda.
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