Real people
About Rentle
Useful things are already nearby.
Rentle helps people across Nepal rent what they need, earn from what they own, and book trusted local help—without treating every exchange like a purchase from a faceless shop.
Why we are building it
Renting here already happens. The trust layer is what is missing.
People find cameras, rooms, tools, vehicles, and local help through friends, Facebook posts, and chat groups every day. It works—until the listing is unclear, the person is anonymous, or nobody remembers exactly what was agreed.
Rentle gives that familiar person-to-person exchange a proper home: a clear listing, visible verification, one booking record, and a reputation that follows both sides.
We are not trying to replace the neighbourly exchange. We are trying to make it easier to trust.
How it works
From a need to a handover.
No checkout maze. Just a clear agreement between two people.
Find what is nearby
Browse useful things and local services, with the price and any deposit shown before you request.
Agree with the owner
Choose your dates, send a request, and use the booking conversation to settle the handover details.
Pay them directly
Send any agreed deposit through eSewa or Khalti. The proof and confirmation stay with the booking.
Return and review
Complete the exchange and leave an honest review. Each good handover makes the next one easier.
What matters here
Trust should be visible, not assumed.
A shared record
Keep the agreement in one place.
Dates, messages, deposit proof, and confirmations belong to the booking—not across screenshots and scattered chats.Useful, not idle
Get more from what already exists.
A tool, camera, spare vehicle, or practical skill can help someone nearby and earn for its owner at the same time.A clear boundary
Your money stays between you and the owner.
Rentle records the agreed deposit, payment proof, and confirmation, but does not hold the money. You pay the owner directly and check the condition, timing, and payment together.
Read how Rentle keeps both sides safeStart nearby
Need something—or have something sitting idle?
See what people are offering, or put something useful back into circulation.