Dispatch and live map
The ride goes to the closest driver first, with a countdown on the screen. If nobody takes it in time, it moves to the next round, or you assign it by hand. How many minutes count as late, you decide.
Dispatch, your own apps for passengers and drivers, driver payouts and proper invoices. You set the prices. Your drivers do the driving. Your customers come back. We look after the servers.
Works with the tools you already use
Every company gets its own brand and its own console, but dispatch, prices, driver payouts and invoices run on the same system underneath. You enter things once. No app and no web page can make up its own price.
The ride goes to the closest driver first, with a countdown on the screen. If nobody takes it in time, it moves to the next round, or you assign it by hand. How many minutes count as late, you decide.
Book without making an account. The passenger sees the full price before confirming, follows the car on the map, can write to the driver, has an SOS button and gets a receipt.
The driver sees the offer with a countdown and accepts with one tap. The app walks them through every step of the ride, shows earnings and balance, and keeps sending their location while the shift is open.
Next to every booking you see who called and how long the call lasted, so a ride from the phone lands in the same queue as a ride from the app.
Prices you set yourself, the commission you charge your drivers, their balances and payouts, and fiscal invoices with CIS, ZKI and JIR.
Revenue, where the requests come from, where people usually wait for a car, how quickly drivers accept, and a CSV you can export for any period.
Screens from our app design, filled with demo data. A passenger picks a car, a driver takes an offer, an operator watches the board.
On a phone, swipe the console sideways to see the whole board.
Three car classes. For each one the passenger sees how long the car takes to arrive, how many seats it has, and the most they can be charged.
The screens stay in English on purpose. Brand colour, language and currency come from your company settings, not from the app itself.
The offer goes to the closest suitable driver within the radius you set. If nobody takes it, the offer is pulled back and the next round starts. The board never fills up with rides that nobody is serving.
Revenue, finished rides and the average ride for the period you pick. Plus the numbers your dispatchers care about: how fast drivers accept, how many rounds an offer took, and how many rides are waiting right now.
A partner gets a small web page of its own where it orders rides for guests. A hotel reception, a café, an office front desk. It is not a second public app, and it is not part of the Start plan.
You enter its name, where cars pick up, which car classes it may order, who from the partner can log in and which payment methods you accept. One partner never sees another partner's rides.
They type the guest's name, the pickup and the destination, see the price and confirm. The ride lands in the same dispatch queue as one from the app. No extra system and no phone call.
Every ride that partner ordered, with the receipt and how it was paid. Filter it and pull it up when the guest or your accountant asks.
| In the web channel | Start | Standard | Premium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ride tracking link with SOS | Included | Included | Included |
| Receipt for a ride | Included | Included | Included |
| Ordering rides for guests | Not included | Included | Included |
| Separate setup per partner | Not included | Included | Included |
| Partner ride list and receipts | Not included | Included | Included |
Ordering stays where it belongs. In the passenger app, on your phone line, or on a partner page you set up yourself. You open and close each partner page from the console.
We run one codebase for all clients. Brand, prices and people belong to each company. Separation is enforced in the database, not drawn on the screen.
We put the plan, prices, zones and payment methods in writing before we set anything up.
You give us the name, colours, logo and support number. They go into your company record and show up in every channel.
We import drivers and cars from a CSV you already have, plus your ride history if there is one. Then we drive test rides from start to finish.
Web channels go live on your domain, the apps follow the store rules, and your trial starts.
The platform is the same in every plan. What changes is what comes with it: add-ons, support and how fast we answer. All of that is written in your contract.
One-off onboarding €500
14-day trial comes with it
One-off onboarding €1,000
14-day trial comes with it
One-off onboarding €2,000
14-day trial comes with it
Prices are without VAT. The trial covers up to three cars. Above that the subscription starts. The first invoice comes when the trial ends and carries the setup fee once. A commission per ride is optional and can be zero. The commission you charge your own drivers is always yours to set.
A taxi platform that runs under your name. You get apps for passengers and drivers, a driver web page, an operator console and a company console. Dispatch, prices, payouts and invoices all work on the same system.
Fourteen days with up to three cars and the whole platform. When it ends the subscription starts, and the first invoice carries the setup fee. Only that one invoice.
You do. Your name, colours, logo and support number live in your company record. The apps go out under your own developer accounts where the stores allow it. If a store turns down template apps, the same booking works as a web app on your domain.
Start is €149, Standard €249 and Premium €399 a month, plus a one-off setup fee of €500, €1,000 or €2,000. Prices are without VAT. In Start the web channel is only for the tracking link with SOS and for receipts. Ordering rides for guests needs Standard or Premium.
Hotels, cafés, offices and reception desks that order rides for their guests. Every partner is set up on its own: its own pickup points, its own car classes, its own people who log in and its own payment methods. A partner sees only its own rides and receipts. The tracking link with SOS and the receipt come with every plan.
Standard and Premium. In Start the web channel only gives you the tracking link with SOS and a look at the receipt. Ordering for guests needs Standard or Premium.
Not by default. We sell the platform as a monthly subscription. A commission per ride is something we can agree in the contract, and it can be zero. The commission you charge your own drivers you set yourself, and it starts at 0 percent.
Croatia, Slovenia, Germany, Austria, the United Kingdom and the United States are set up, with euro, pound and dollar, in English and Croatian. Fiscal invoices through CIS, ZKI and JIR work for Croatia. Other countries need their own connection set up first.
73 safety rules in the database, one for each protected table, tie every row to the company of the person or the API key that asked for it. The company is never read from the request itself. A script checks this on every change.
Drivers and cars come in from CSV. Your ride history can be imported too. Prices, zones and car classes are entered once. You can drive real rides next to your old system before you switch.
Yes. While the shift is open, the app keeps sending the driver's location even with the screen off. On Android we measured it on a real phone: five position updates in 60 seconds. On iPhone it uses the same background mode.
The driver web page puts actions in a queue when the connection drops and sends them when it comes back. If something fails in the console, you see it right there next to the action. Nothing is hidden.
Reports export to CSV for any period. A whole company can be exported and deleted on request. API keys give read access to rides, up to 120 requests per minute.
Half an hour, your zones and your prices. We open a company, book a ride from a phone and watch it land on the board, invoice and all.
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