Three apps that have to agree in real time
A mobility platform is not one product. It is a rider app, a driver app, and an operations console, all reading the same trip at the same moment, over connections that are not always good.
Most of the difficulty sits between them. A trip assigned twice, a fare that differs between the rider and the driver, or a completed trip that never reaches settlement will cost you drivers faster than any competitor will.
We build mobility platforms where the trip is a single record from request to settlement. Pricing, assignment, tracking, and payout all read from it, so the rider, the driver, and your team see the same thing.
What the platform covers
From the request through to the driver getting paid.
Rider app
Request, live tracking, fare estimate before booking, saved places, trip history, and rating, built in Flutter for Android and iOS.
Driver app
Availability, job offers with an accept window, navigation handoff, earnings for the day, and a clear settlement history.
Dispatch and assignment
Automatic assignment by proximity and availability, with manual override for the cases automation should not decide.
Pricing and fares
Distance and time pricing, zone and flat rates, waiting time, and surcharges, applied identically on both sides of the trip.
Fleet and drivers
Vehicles, documents, expiry reminders, driver onboarding and verification, and suspension when paperwork lapses.
Settlement and reporting
Commission, driver balances, payout runs, and trip-level reporting your finance side can reconcile.
Built for real network conditions
A driver crossing a dead zone mid-trip is a normal event, not an edge case. If the app loses the trip, the fare is disputed and the driver stops trusting the platform.
Trip state is held so it survives a dropped connection and reconciles when signal returns. Location is buffered rather than discarded, so the route the fare was calculated from is the route that was actually driven.
Handled on the road
- Trip state that survives a lost connection
- Buffered location history rather than gaps in the route
- Cash, card, and mobile money settled per trip
- Cancellation rules applied the same way on both apps
- Driver document expiry checked before a shift starts
- Disputed fares resolved against a stored trip record
Who this is for
Operators who need their own platform rather than a slice of someone else’s.
Taxi and ride-hailing operators
Fleets launching or replacing a platform, who need pricing and dispatch under their own control.
Corporate and staff transport
Scheduled routes, named passengers, and per-department billing rather than public ride requests.
Delivery and courier fleets
Parcel and food delivery operations using the same dispatch and tracking model with a different job type.
Vehicle owners and aggregators
Operators managing drivers across vehicles they own, who need settlement and document control most.
Taxi and Mobility Platforms questions
The things operators ask before committing to a build. If yours is not here, ask us directly and we will answer it plainly.
Yes. The rider app and the driver app are built as separate Flutter applications for Android and iOS, sharing one backend so a trip is the same record on both sides.
