In many neighborhoods, people rely on long verbal directions: nearest mosque, a known shop, a building of a certain color. That exhausts both the recipient and the driver and increases calls — especially when street numbering is weak or names repeat. A digital address code gives a short fixed reference you can share with every order.

Why traditional directions fail

Names repeat, landmarks change, and calls drop in crowded areas. Even a pin can leave the driver in front of similar buildings without knowing the correct entrance or floor. The common result: delay, extra messages, and sometimes a last-minute cancel or redirect.

A practical method before you order

1. Create your address once on the map in Anwani while standing at the real entrance.
2. Add building name, floor, and short instructions if needed.
3. Attach an entrance or signboard photo if the alley is confusing.
4. Save the code and link to resend with every order.
5. Test opening the link yourself before the first real use.

Privacy during delivery

If you share the address in groups or with several couriers, consider enabling a protection PIN. Read how the PIN protects privacy and safe sharing with a driver.

Signs you need this guide now

• You rewrite the same description for every order.
• The driver reaches the neighborhood, then asks where exactly.
• You depend on a shop that may close or a sign that may be removed.

Start from the download page, or check the FAQ and how the code works.