One car. A grid of lockers. Your package rides with fifteen others and only your door opens.
Early members get founding pricing. No spam, one email when we launch near you.
You're on the list.
We'll email you when Boxcar reaches your streets.How it works
Place your package in an open compartment at the nearest Boxcar. It locks itself.
The car batches sixteen deliveries onto one optimized route across the metro. No hand-offs, no waiting around.
Your recipient taps their phone at the curb. Their door opens. Only theirs.
The car
Every compartment locks independently. Hover a door — that's the one only your recipient can open.
Why boxcar
Every delivery app works the same way: one person, one bag, one trip. That's why sending anything across town costs more than the thing you're sending.
Boxcar batches. Sixteen packages share one car and one route, and each rides in its own locked compartment until its owner taps their phone at the curb.
Fewer trips. Fewer cars on the road. A price that finally makes sense.
Cities
Waitlist signups decide where Boxcar goes next. Cast your vote with your zip code.
FAQ
We're running a private pilot in the Bay Area first. Waitlist members get invited in order, neighborhood by neighborhood, as cars come online. Joining the waitlist is currently the only way in.
When your package arrives, you get a notification with the car's curb location. Walk up, tap the unlock button in your browser or scan the QR on your door — your compartment opens, and only yours. No app download required for recipients.
Anything that fits a compartment and weighs under 40 lbs — documents, clothes, electronics, keys, gifts, forgotten chargers. No perishables, liquids, or anything illegal or hazardous. Full list at launch.
Each compartment is steel, individually locked, and sensor-monitored from drop to pickup. Every delivery is insured in transit, and every door open is logged to a specific phone.
During the pilot, trained Boxcar drivers run every route. The system is built so that as autonomous driving matures, the cars can drive themselves — same lockers, same unlock, no driver. The batching works either way.
Batching is the whole point: one car doing sixteen deliveries costs a fraction of sixteen courier trips, and the price will reflect that. Founding waitlist members lock in launch pricing for a year.
Your package has somewhere to be. Let it ride.
Early members get founding pricing.