Start to finish.

Eight steps, and you are only involved in the first three. The rest is the system doing its job while you watch it happen on a map.

What it costs What the trip is like

Two pins. That is the whole booking.

Pickup and dropoff. Drop them on the map or type them, and the app already knows where you are standing, so most of the time the first one is filled in before you touch it.

That is the entire form. There is no vehicle class to decode, no tier to upsell you into, no promo code field waiting to make you feel stupid for not having one.

Then you say what it is worth.

You put a number on it. Not a meter, not an estimate that quietly becomes a different number at the end — the price you type is the price you are offering to pay.

It is your first move in a short, honest negotiation. The price page covers what happens if a driver thinks it is too low.

It goes to the closest drivers.

The request leaves your phone, reaches Cyca, and Cyca sends it to the drivers who are actually near you and on duty right now — nearest first.

Nobody races for it
It is not a public board where six drivers scramble and five lose. The system picks who gets asked, and it asks them in order.
The offer rings
On the driver's side it does not arrive as a notification buried under everything else. It takes the screen and it rings, the way a call does.
It keeps asking
A driver who does not answer does not hold up your ride. It moves on.
They can answer with a number
Accept your price, or counter with theirs. Both come back to you.

Confirmed — and the pickup unlocks.

When you and a driver land on the same number, the trip is confirmed. Two things happen in that moment:

The fee is taken — $0.99 comes off the driver's balance. That is the only money Cyca takes out of this trip, and the rider is not charged anything by us.
Your pickup goes out — Your exact spot is sent to the driver who is actually coming — not to everyone who was asked, and not before it is settled.

Then it just runs.

Navigation opens on the driver's phone and takes them to you, turn by turn. You watch the car move toward your pin the whole time.

Once you are in, the same thing happens again for the second half: the route to where you are going, drawn and spoken, with both of you looking at the same map. At the dropoff the trip ends and you rate each other. That is it.

* 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.

PickMe is coming.

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.