Rider and driver apps for Android and iOS
Booking, live tracking, fares shown before confirming, offers and counter-offers, ride history and receipts — and on the driver side, requests, navigation, earnings and documents.
Ride-hailing app development
A ride-hailing app is not one app. It is a rider app, a driver app, an operations console and a dispatch backend that has to agree with all three, in real time, on a network that drops. We built and operate exactly that in Pakistan — Drivio — and we build the same system for mobility, taxi, delivery and logistics businesses.
What this includes
Dispatch and matching
Nearest-driver dispatch, radius and eligibility rules, scheduled rides, pooled seats and bargaining — each a configurable rule rather than a hard-coded one.
Payments built for Pakistan
Cash and an in-app wallet in one ledger, with Easypaisa and JazzCash top-ups, commission held and released on the server, and an itemised receipt for every trip.
Operations console
Driver verification and vehicle documents, pricing, service areas, suspensions and manual overrides — the software that lets a small team actually run the service.
More than rides
Vehicle rental, parcel delivery and monthly pickup-and-drop commutes run on the same backend, so a second service is configuration, not a second product.
Built for the local network
Phone-number OTP sign-in, Urdu and regional languages, and servers placed by measured latency from Karachi — not by distance on a map.
Typically built with
React NativeExpoFirebaseCloud FunctionsRealtime DatabaseGoogle Maps PlatformTypeScript
How it runs
- 01Model the service
Who books, who drives, how the price is set and who holds the money at each step.
- 02Build the core loop
Book, match, ride, pay — end to end on real devices before anything else is added.
- 03Add the operations
Verification, pricing controls, support and the tools for when a ride goes wrong.
- 04Launch and run it
Store release, monitoring, over-the-air fixes, and the changes real riders and drivers ask for.