Call My Car: Intercity Rides and Parcels in One App

Call My Car set out to formalise the intercity ride market on routes like Novi Sad to Belgrade — where seats in private cars are arranged over phone calls and group chats — and to add the second thing that travels the same way: parcels. The first screen asks which one you need.

The product design was supplied to us; our job was to build it: onboarding with optional ID verification, a ride marketplace with per-seat pricing, vehicle registration for drivers, and messaging between the two sides.

Because strangers share a car, onboarding takes an optional photo of both sides of an ID card for verification, and drivers register each vehicle with country of registration, plate, colour and photos. A ride listing shows the driver’s rating and age, the car — make, model, seats, colour, year — the driver’s preferences on pets, music and conversation, and how many seats are left.

Booking is a day strip with rides sorted by departure and priced per seat, a detail view with the route on a map and both pickup points named, and an Inbox Center with messages and notifications where the pickup gets settled in chat.

We delivered the mobile app end to end from the supplied designs: passenger and driver flows, ID capture, vehicle registration, ride search and booking, and in-app messaging.

The result is a marketplace where the things people used to ask over the phone — who’s driving, what car, is there room, can I bring a bag — are answered on the listing.