Grab recently added a new feature to their app, dubbed GrabAssistant, which assists users with their shopping needs by having riders buy their goods for them. GrabAssistant is a new service where users can ask riders to Pabili or Papila in line for them. 2.) From there, You must choose the "GrabAssistant (Beta)" 3.) Place the place where you want your driver to purchase the item and the destination where you want it to be delivered. 5.) Check the delivery amount and hit "Book GrabAssistant (Beta)". Read more in our articles including "GrabAssistant now available in the Philippines" and "REDMI 17 and REDMI 17 5G launched".
GrabAssistant will make the lives of lazy or busy people easier.
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Aug 8, 2026Grab recently added a new feature to their app, dubbed GrabAssistant, which assists users with their shopping needs by having riders buy their goods for them. GrabAssistant is a new service where users can ask riders to Pabili or Papila in line for them.
2.) From there, You must choose the "GrabAssistant (Beta)" 3.) Place the place where you want your driver to purchase the item and the destination where you want it to be delivered. 5.) Check the delivery amount and hit "Book GrabAssistant (Beta)".
Our coverage of GrabAssistant includes: "GrabAssistant now available in the Philippines"; "REDMI 17 and REDMI 17 5G launched"; "Samsung Quick Share can now send Wallet items". Each article provides unique insights and information.