Watched the whole way.

From the second a driver is confirmed to the second the door closes behind you, neither of you is guessing where the other one is.

Safety How a ride works

Navigated, not guessed.

The driver does not get an address and a shrug. The route opens on their phone and it is spoken and drawn, turn by turn, all the way to your pin — and then all the way to your dropoff once you are in.

A driver who has never been down your street before does not need to have been down your street before.

Both of you on the same map.

The tracking is not a courtesy that stops once the driver arrives. It runs for the entire trip, on both sides.

Before pickup — you watch the car move toward you, so you know whether to stand outside now or in four minutes.
During the ride — the route and the remaining distance are on the screen, so you can see you are being taken the way you expected to go.
On the driver's side — your pin, the route to it, and then the road to the dropoff.
At the end — the trip closes at the dropoff. The tracking closes with it.

Talk without swapping numbers.

“I am by the blue gate, not the main door” is a thirty-second problem that ruins a pickup when there is no way to say it.

PickMe is inside Cyca, and Cyca is a messenger. So the driver and the rider can message or call each other in the app for the length of the trip — no personal phone number handed over by either side to get it.

Dropoff, and then you rate.

The trip ends where you said it would. Then each of you rates the other.

Ratings are not decoration. A driver's record is what a rider sees before getting in, and it is part of how well the work comes to them afterwards.

* 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.