+4 hours of journey.

Waking up at 5 am to catch the train and arriving home late.

Not being productive due to the tiredness.

Not being able to stay a few more minutes at the office to finish the job due to train schedules.

Don’t waking up so early and arriving home at a decent time.

Having independence and freedom from public transport schedule.

Connecting with co-workers.

A mobile app that allows for every worker to find a “car-pool” service provided by other co-workers with empty spots on their vehicles. In this app, vehicle owners can post availability, time tables and picking or dropping spots for their rides while other workers can search for options that suit best to get to their office and back home.

Improve the commuting situation of many workers while bringing down the company’s CO2 emissions and creating an opportunity for co-workers to meet and chat, strengthening company’s collaboration.

Jordi is 31 years old, he is an engineer living in Barcelona. He works for a company located at 30km from the city. He mostly works remotly but he has to attend to the offices 2 times a week.

He doesn’t have a car so he needs to move by public transport. This means moving by metro, train and bus to finally get to the offices. In order to get on time, he has to wake up at 5 am and comes home really late.

He would like to have the independence of moving by car but he can’t afford one. He knows that there are many colleagues going by car but he doesn’t have the confidence to ask them to give him a ride. He wishes there was a way to make this more easier and not embarrassing.

Emma is 36 years old, she is a validation engineer living in Barcelona. She works at the same company that Jordi but she has to attend to the office every day of the week, because of that she decided to buy a car and move freely every day.

However, she feels that traveling so much will increase the fuel expenses and she is not in a position to spend so much money.

She would like to go every day by car but without having to much expenses. She believes that the fuel expenses could be shared with someone of the office who needs a ride but, as she is new in the company, she doesn’t know anyone at the office.