Built in Kista, for the trip home

This company is one person and a laptop in Kista, Stockholm: Yonis, diaspora himself, tired of two things — the roaming bill that eats a week's grocery money, and the airport SIM queue at 2 a.m. with a whole family waiting.

We started with the routes our own families fly: Mogadishu, Istanbul, Baghdad, Prishtina, Casablanca. Not 190 countries done badly — a short list done properly, with the same local networks your cousins use.

The first thing your mother asks when you land is "did you arrive?" — we exist so you can answer from the taxi line.

It's still early. Yonis runs this personally: picks the providers, tests the eSIMs on real trips, and answers the WhatsApp messages himself. If something's broken, tell us bluntly — that's how this gets good.