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A great taxi alternative, inDrive (inDriver) is a rideshare app, where you can find a ride or which you can join to drive, as it is also a driver app.
By Irfan Rosli
News editor
inDrive is a ride-hailing app that also works as a driver app, so the same account family covers people who want a lift and people who want to drive. The developer describes it as free to use and says it operates in more than 888 cities across 48 countries. It is built around the idea that the fare is something the two sides settle between them, not a meter.
Passengers use it for rides, for trips between cities, and for hiring help. Drivers and couriers use it to pick up work when it suits them. Service providers, called taskers in the listing, can sign up to take jobs from people nearby.
The build we hold is inDrive. Rides with fair fares 5.190.0 (APKS split bundle) for Android 10 and up.
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A passenger requests a ride and proposes a fare, and a nearby driver can accept it or counter with a different amount. The price is fixed once both sides agree, before the trip starts. The same fare-first approach applies to the other services in the app.
Drivers choose which rides they take and set their own hours, so the app fits around other work. The developer contrasts this with taxi work and says drivers can earn more through flexible scheduling. That is the developer's claim, not something this page can confirm.
Beyond city rides, the app lists trips to other cities as a separate option, so a passenger can book a longer journey through the same account. It also covers sending and receiving packages, with couriers picking up and delivering items.
People who want to earn from deliveries can sign up as a courier, which uses the same driver-side tools as ride work. The listing presents courier and tasker sign-ups as ways to join the platform on the provider side.
The app can book a truck for a personal move or for business needs, such as hauling goods between sites. A truck booking is made in the same way as a ride request, with the price agreed in the app.
For smaller jobs, the app connects users with local professionals who will help with whatever task is needed. The listing names these providers as taskers and says customers and providers agree the terms directly in the app.