A private car service for Napa, Sonoma, the Bay Area and Sacramento. Riders book in about a minute with no app to download and no account to create. The local drivers run their own companies and take the jobs that fit their vehicle. The owner sees the whole day on one board.
Real screens from the live app. Swipe.
Assign a driver, move a ride, mark it paid, or add a phone booking in ten seconds. Every ride, its status and its driver, on one screen the owner runs from a laptop.
Napa runs on private cars: airport transfers, wine tours, event nights. The big rideshare apps answer with surge pricing, a stranger who has never driven the valley, and a cut off the top of every fare.
The owner had the drivers, people locals actually know and trust. What he did not have was a way for a rider to book one in seconds, for a driver to take the jobs that fit, and for him to see the whole day without a clipboard and a group text.
The ask: let anyone book a car in under a minute, keep the drivers independent, and run it all from one screen.
No app to download, no account to create. A name, a number, and where they are going. Airport, wine tour, or anywhere else.
Airport transfers, winery tours by the day, and event transportation, each with the fields that ride actually needs.
Drivers run their own companies and take only the jobs that fit their vehicle and their day. Each sees just their own trips.
The whole day on one screen: assign, move, mark paid, and drop a phone booking in ten seconds.
Every rideshare app makes a first-time rider download something, make an account, and hand over a card before they can even see a price. In wine country, with a flight to catch or a tasting booked, that friction loses the fare.
My Local Drivers strips it to the bone. Open the link, pick airport, wine tour or anywhere, drop in a name and a number, and it is booked. Their number is the whole account, so the second ride is even faster. The driver gets the job, the rider gets a text at every step, and nobody installed a thing.