Take the job. Give the job. Know who you're dealing with.
The work already happens every night. What's been missing is the memory.
01The work you already do
You're a provider. You have your own customers. Two calls come in at once, or the job's too far, or the night is already full — so you hand it to somebody else.
You're a driver. You take it.
None of that is new. It happens on the phone and in the group chat, the way it always has. We're not changing it.
02What's new is the record
When the job is done, you rate each other. Not to punish anybody. So the next man makes an informed decision instead of a blind one.
Browsing the board, you see a provider's rating — not his name. When you click the job, he sees your name and what your record looks like, and he decides.
A man with a bad record isn't thrown out. He's just known. Want to work with him anyway? That's your right — and your risk.
03The money stays between you
Rides are arranged and paid directly between members, exactly as they are today.
We don't take a cut. We don't set your price. We don't touch the fare, hold the money, or chase anybody's debts. We're not a car service and we're not a middleman.
What we are is the book — the record of who kept their word.
04What we don't do
We don't check licenses. We don't verify insurance. We don't run background checks, inspect vehicles, or decide whether anyone is a good driver.
We're not vouching for anybody. Approval means we believe a person belongs in this community. That's all it means.
Every decision to work with another member is yours — and so is the outcome.