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If you already own the cars and the drivers, what you need is dispatch: assign the ride, watch the trip, settle the earnings. The OGO and ZippyGo packages ship a taxi booking platform whose admin backend doubles as the dispatch and fleet console, with the customer and driver apps included.
OGO is a taxi booking app source code package for ride-hailing businesses with customer app, driver app, real-time booking flows, payment support, fleet tools, and admin panel.
ZippyGo is a taxi bidding app source code package for bike, auto, car, outstation, hourly rental, parcel, and logistics booking with Flutter apps and Node.js admin backend.
GoCarPool is a production-ready ride sharing and carpooling platform with unified Driver & Passenger Flutter Mobile App, Laravel Admin Panel, and ReactJS Web Interface.
Rides can be taken by drivers from the app or assigned from the back office for phone bookings. Either way the operator sees requests, driver availability and trip state in one place instead of coordinating over calls.
Fleet operators carry compliance weight: licences, permits, insurance and vehicle papers all expire. Driver onboarding with document upload and approval is handled in the admin panel, and the product page lists the exact fields each build includes.
Metered distance-and-time fares, fixed intercity fares and rental or hourly packages are common in the same fleet. Set up your own fare rules per vehicle class, and confirm on the product page which trip types the build ships with before you plan a launch around one.
A dispatch-only rollout means your team books on behalf of callers and drivers only use the driver app. A full ride-hailing rollout adds the consumer app and marketing to fill it. The same codebase covers both, so you can start with dispatch and open the consumer app later.
Each product page lists its included apps, admin backend and documentation. Read that list against the surfaces you need, because the taxi products differ in scope.
It is a full taxi booking platform whose admin backend covers dispatch, fleet and driver management. You can run it as dispatch-only at first and switch on the consumer app later.
Both are taxi booking builds. The included apps, tech stack and feature depth differ, so compare the two product pages side by side and pick the one that matches your fleet size and budget.
Back-office booking is what makes a dispatch workflow possible. Check the admin feature list on the product page to confirm how manual bookings are created in that build.
Yes, a driver app is part of these packages. The exact app list per product is on its product page.
Shared rides are a different matching problem. GoCarPool is the ride-sharing and carpooling build to look at if that is your model.
