Driving Coming soon
All of it. The rider's number is the number, it is yours, and Cyca's ninety-nine cents is not carved out of it — it is a flat fee off your balance when the trip is booked.
You keep your balance topped up, and each booked trip takes ninety-nine cents out of it. That is the entire commercial relationship between you and Cyca.
It does not scale with the fare. A short hop costs you $0.99. The longest job of your week costs you $0.99. Nobody takes a bigger slice because you had a better day — the work was yours, and so is the money.
There is no commission, no percentage, no per-kilometre cut and no weekly fee on top of it.
You are driving. You cannot be reading a list. So a ride request does not sit in a feed hoping you notice it — it takes your screen and it rings, the way a call does.
One switch. On means offers can reach you, off means they cannot.
The system looks at who is actually close and on duty, nearest first.
With the pickup area, where they are going, and what they are offering to pay.
Declining costs you nothing and it moves on to the next driver.
$0.99 comes off your balance, the exact pickup arrives, and navigation opens.
A rider's offer is an opening, not a verdict. If it is not worth your fuel and your hour, send back what is.
They accept it or they do not. You are never in the position of having to take bad money because refusing it counts against you — and you are never haggling with a machine that has already decided.
Every trip you take is written down: what the ride was, what you agreed, and the $0.99 that came off for it. It is one flat line per trip, so it adds up in your head without a spreadsheet.
You should always be able to answer “what did I make today, and what did it cost me” without trusting anybody's summary of it.
Then you are not signing up again. PickMe is a switch on the account you already have.
Turn it on and ride requests can reach you alongside the deliveries. Turn it off and they stop — your delivery work is untouched either way. You are allowed to do one, the other, or both, and to change your mind on a Tuesday.
One application, one approval, one ledger, one balance.
* PickMe is coming. Everything on these pages is how it works — it is not open yet, and we are not taking riders or drivers today.
Everything on these pages is how it works. It is not open yet — we are not taking riders or drivers today, and there is no waitlist to sign.
Cyca is already on both stores. PickMe turns on inside the app you have.
