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On the roadmap

Carpooling for an office park or a corridor

Route matching, seat booking and a cost split that does not need anyone to settle up in cash. On the roadmap, not built yet.

  • On the build roadmap
  • Route matching planned
  • Not available today

Not available yet. Carpooling app is on the 10mins build roadmap and is not something you can launch today. Everything described below is planned, not shipped. If you need to be live this week, the apps listed at the bottom of this page are built and taking signups now.

What Carpooling app will be

Carpooling works where the same people make the same journey at the same time — an office park, a campus, a corridor between two cities — and fails as a general consumer product. The planned app targets the former: recurring routes, seats in a specific car on a specific morning, and a cost split settled in the app rather than argued about at the end of the month. On the roadmap, not built. Searches for a carpooling app like BlaBlaCar or Quick Ride, usually for an office park or a fixed corridor, land here.

Planned: recurring routes

A journey somebody makes every weekday, offered once rather than posted every morning.

Planned: seat booking

A seat in a specific car on a specific day, with a real remaining count.

Planned: cost split

The fare divided and settled in the app, so nobody is chasing anyone for forty rupees.

What you can launch instead, today

If you run the cars, not the pool

The cab and ride app is live today with your own fares, your own drivers and live dispatch. For an office contract or a fixed shuttle route it may be a better fit than carpooling anyway.

Anything sold by the seat or the slot

The ticket booking app sells cinema seats, bus and train departures, flights, ferries, concerts, sports and park entry, with real seat maps and an offline gate scanner. If your business sells a fixed number of places at a fixed time, it already fits.

On-demand and local services

Cab and ride hailing, parcel delivery, home services, food delivery and licensed liquor delivery are all built and taking signups. Each launches in about ten minutes with no upfront cost.

Questions people ask

Can I launch a carpooling app today?

No. It is on the roadmap and not built. If you operate the vehicles yourself rather than matching private drivers, the cab and ride app is live now and handles fixed routes and contracts well.

How is it different from the cab app?

In a cab app one party is a driver providing a service for a fare you set. In carpooling both parties are travelling anyway and the money is a cost split, which changes the pricing, the liability and the matching entirely.

When will it launch?

No committed date. The queue follows demand, which the button on this page records.

What will it cost?

The standard model — nothing upfront and a small percentage of what is actually settled through the app.

How would this differ from BlaBlaCar or Quick Ride?

Those are open consumer networks matching strangers across a whole country. The planned app is for a closed group that already shares a journey — one office park, one campus, one corridor — where matching is easy because the routes repeat and trust already exists. That makes it a far smaller product to run and a far more reliable one to travel on.

Other apps you can launch on 10mins

Something else can be live today

This one is still being built. Thirteen other apps on 10mins are not, and they launch in the same ten minutes.