A complete mobility platform, from booking to pickup.
For Taximoove, a French taxi company, we shipped the full software chain: iOS & Android customer app, iOS & Android driver app, back-office, in-house dispatch and real-time tracking. An Uber- or Taxi G7-style product, run by an independent taxi team.
Taking back the ground from foreign platforms.
Taximoove is a taxi company that made a simple observation: its customers were increasingly using foreign mobility apps that take a hefty commission on every ride and impose their rules on drivers. The team wanted to offer customers the same experience as those platforms, without depending on them: 3-tap booking, real-time driver tracking, ratings, history.
The brief was to ship in parallel a web app, an iOS & Android mobile app and a back-office, all operable by a non-technical team and compatible with French regulatory constraints for passenger transport.
A coherent experience, everywhere.
iOS & Android mobile app
The main customer channel, Uber-style: 3-tap booking, driver tracking, rating, history.
- Native Swift (iOS) and Kotlin / Jetpack Compose (Android)
- Real-time geolocation
- Push notifications, deep links
- Rating & ride history
Booking web app
For customers who don't want to install the app: book directly from the website, shareable link, advance booking.
- Next.js · mobile responsive
- Immediate or scheduled booking
- Shareable tracking link
- Showcase & contact
Driver app + back-office
A dedicated app for drivers (ride posting, acceptance, navigation, shared pot) and a dashboard to steer the fleet.
- Native driver app (Swift iOS, Kotlin Android)
- Automatic ride dispatch
- Next.js back-office (admin)
- Financial & driver reporting
What sets Taximoove apart from a classic app project.
Beyond the functional scope, the project required rigour on three points where mobility apps often fail:
Real-time tracking
Second-by-second geolocation. The customer sees the driver advance on their map without refresh, like on Uber.
Smart dispatch
Ride attribution algorithm: proximity, current load, rating, driver preferences. Not a simple “first available”.
Cooperative model
Drivers in the same group post their rides and share revenue through a common pot. If a driver can't honour a ride, the in-house dispatch automatically reassigns it to another driver in the network.
Preview · Real-time ride tracking + ticket
A self-running platform.
“We wanted to offer our customers the same experience as the foreign platforms, without depending on them. Mynos shipped the three apps with a small team and a calendar that held — that’s rare.”
Stack we used.
More information and the live version: taximoove.fr
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