About Gble

Someone is already going there.

Gble lets students send small packages with other students who are already making the trip. Travelers get paid for a journey they booked anyway. Senders skip the courier and the queue.

Where it started

Students in Barcelona travel between cities all the time: home for the weekend, a friend in Madrid, family in Valencia. Their seat and their half-empty bag make the trip either way.

At the same time, someone else needs keys, signed documents or a forgotten charger in that same city. A courier costs €15 to €30 and takes days. Asking around in the group chat is hit and miss.

Gble puts the two together. The traveler is already going, so the package rides along for a fraction of the price, and the traveler earns on a trip they were making anyway.

€15–€28 a tripwhat a traveler can earn, estimated from live prices
Same daywhen someone is going today
Pay on deliverynothing changes hands before

How it works

  1. 1Post where you're going, or what needs to go. It takes about 30 seconds.
  2. 2Match with a student on the same route and dates, then say hi on WhatsApp.
  3. 3Hand it over, follow it on the way, and pay when it arrives.

Built on trust

  • Verified with a university email
  • Both sides rate every delivery
  • Envelopes and small boxes, a carry-on at most

The team

Photo of Ibraheem Ganayim

Ibraheem Ganayim

Founder & CEO

Ibraheem is a software engineer and MBA student, on exchange at IESE in Barcelona. He is building Gble on the routes students already travel every week.

Education

  • Sofaer Global MBA, Tel Aviv University · 2025–present
  • Exchange semester, IESE Business School, Barcelona · Fall 2026
  • B.Sc. Software Engineering, Braude College of Engineering · 2019–2024

Experience

  • Founder and full-stack developer, IBRA Agency: 10+ websites for small businesses · 2019–2024
  • Data analyst, Western Digital, Tefen · 2018–2019
  • Co-lead, Ignite Entrepreneurship Club, Coller School of Management · 2025–present
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