Closer, even from far away.
Send a real moment to someone you love in Ethiopia.
Coffee, a meal, a spa day, a birthday cake — a real experience at a real place in Addis Ababa, not a wire transfer. They open a link, no account needed, and go enjoy it.
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$30Manicure plus coffee — a little bundle of care.
Birthday Cake & Treats
$28A birthday cake and treats, delivered with a smile.
Coffee
$6A warm cup of Ethiopian coffee, on you.
Coffee + Cake
$15Coffee paired with a slice of cake — a little pick-me-up.
Dinner for Two
$55Dinner is on you tonight — for two.
Hair Treatment
$35A proper hair treatment session to feel brand new.
How it works
Choose an experience
Coffee, a meal, a spa day — pick something real for someone real, in Addis Ababa.
Add a personal message
Tell them who it's from and why. That message is the actual gift.
Pay securely
Checkout with a card in a couple of minutes, in your own currency.
Send it your way
You get a private link. Share it over WhatsApp, Telegram, Signal, or however you two talk.
Not money. A moment.
Sending cash feels transactional, and it puts the recipient in the position of having to ask, or to decide what it's for. CLOSI+ makes the gesture specific and personal instead.
You choose what it's for
"I bought you a manicure" lands very differently than "here's $20."
It feels like a gesture, not assistance
There's a real difference between "can you send me money" and "I bought you coffee."
Small amounts feel meaningful
A $7 coffee, sent with a message, says more than the number on it.
For the person receiving it, it's effortless
No account to create, no app to download, no password to remember. They open a link, see who sent it and why, and go enjoy it whenever suits them.
Daniel sent you a gift
Coffee + Cake
ABC Café, Addis Ababa
"Thinking of you. Enjoy!"
Built so the gift actually arrives
Every gift is tied to a real, verified business in Addis Ababa. Redemption is confirmed on both sides — your recipient confirms they're using it, and the business confirms the service was provided — so you're never left wondering whether it actually happened.