Start drivingGet a ride

For riders. For drivers. For communities.

The journey there, together.

Get a ride, choose the work you drive, or organize transportation with your community. Find your way into Arryvz.

One route line runs across three stops: riders, drivers, and communities.

  • For riders

    Your next ride starts here.

    Explore commercial rides, upfront fares, and the Arryvz app.

    Explore riding

  • For drivers

    Drive on your terms.

    Choose the work that fits, and see the fare and your share the moment a trip is yours.

    Explore driving

  • For communities

    Your people. Your plans. Your rides.

    Organize private scheduled rides, shared seats, and the trip home with your group.

    Explore Communities

What Arryvz moves

  • RidesPeople, door to door.
  • PackagesComing laterSame-day, across town.
  • FoodComing laterFrom the kitchen, still hot.
  • CommunitiesPart of launchYour group's rides, together.
  • FreightComing laterPallets and heavy loads.
  • MovingComing laterCouches, boxes, whole apartments.

For riders

Tap. Track. Arrive.

Three steps, no surprises.

  1. A thumb tapping a pin on a phone.

    Set your pin

    Tell us where you're going. You'll see the price before you tap.

  2. A car approaching on a map.

    Watch your driver come to you

    Live ETA, driver details, and the plate number — right on the map.

  3. A person stepping out at the curb.

    Arrive

    Pay what you saw. Rate the trip. Done.

Get a ride

For drivers

Sign up. Choose. Get paid.

One app for every kind of trip you want to take.

  1. An ID card and phone at dusk.

    Sign up in the app

    Bring your license, your vehicle (or your bike, for deliveries), and a few minutes.

  2. A toggle between car, bag, and box.

    Choose your work

    Rides, packages, food — switch anytime, from the same app.

  3. A payout card.

    Accept, then see the numbers

    Offers show the pickup and how far it is. The moment the trip is yours: the destination, the fare, and your cut.

Start driving

For communities

A place for your group's rides.

Practice, meetings, events, and the ride home. Arryvz Communities brings the people, pickup details, and confirmations together.

Several pickup points connect to one community destination, with a separate return route.

Safety first

Built to keep everyone safe.

Rider or driver, you're on the record and never on your own.

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  • Verified drivers

    Identity and vehicle checks before the first trip.

  • Know the car first

    Their photo, first name, car, and plate — before you get in.

  • In-app support

    Real people you can reach mid-trip — from either seat.

  • Every trip on record

    Route, time, and pay logged, so questions get answers.

Why Arryvz

Fair for both seats.

Most platforms make one side pay for the other's deal. We're built so a fair trip for the rider is a fair trip for the driver.

On commercial trips: 75% to the driver. 25% keeps it running.

On every commercial trip, drivers keep 75% of the fare. Arryvz takes 25% to cover operations — the app, support, payments, and safety checks. Riders see the same fare the driver sees. Tips are on top, and 100% of them go to the driver, minus card processing fees. Community rides work differently: the community sets the fare, the owner pays a subscription, and Arryvz takes no per-ride share.

For riders

Upfront prices you can trust. Honest ETAs. On commercial trips, most of your fare rides with your driver.

See rider benefits
A receipt-style card with two bars: the fare on top, and the driver's longer 75% share directly beneath. 75%25%

For drivers

Keep 75% of every commercial fare. The fare and your share on screen the moment a trip is yours. Choose your kind of work.

See driver benefits

The road ahead

It's Arriving!

See how Arryvz is changing transportation. Join the waitlist and you'll hear it first.

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Join the waitlist

Be there when we arrive.

Tell us who you are and where you are. We're starting in San Diego and we'll email you the moment we open in your city — nothing else.

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Questions

Good questions. Straight answers.

What is Arryvz?

One app for rides, deliveries, and more. Riders request trips; drivers choose which kinds of trips they want to take. It's pronounced arrives.

Where is Arryvz available?

We're launching first in San Diego. More cities soon — join the waitlist and tell us yours. That's how we decide where to go next.

How is this different from the apps I already use?

We're built to be fair to both seats: upfront prices for riders, and a published split — on commercial trips, drivers keep 75% of every fare. And it's one app for every kind of trip, not four.

How does Arryvz earn money?

Commercial trips and community trips use different models. Commercial fare terms are explained on our rider and driver pages: Arryvz takes 25% of the fare and the driver keeps 75%, plus 100% of tips, minus card processing fees. Communities use an owner subscription, with no Arryvz per-ride share of community fares. Stripe processing fees still apply.

What are Arryvz Communities?

A private group — a team, a veterans organization, a church, a club — that organizes its own scheduled rides. Members request rides or book seats on a driver's trip, and approved community drivers confirm them. See For Communities.

Do I need a car to drive?

For rides, yes. For many deliveries you can use a bike or scooter, depending on your city.

Is there a fee to join?

No. Joining the waitlist is free, and there's no cost to sign up as a rider or driver.

When will you launch?

We're not announcing dates yet. Waitlist members hear first.