Hello Tuk Tuk
Start driving

Don't book.
Just hail.

The tuktuk in front of you is your ride.

Real hailing, not booking. Show your QR code to any driver on the street. They see your destination and the fare before they agree, so there is nothing to negotiate and nothing to explain. Neither of you needs an account before you meet, and the driver keeps the whole fare.

Works inside Telegram. Nothing to download, nothing to sign up for.

And the driver keeps all of it

Take a $2.00 ride across town.

A platform that charges commission

$1.76

reaches the driver

$0.24 taken as commission, on every ride, every day.

HelloTukTuk

$2.00

reaches the driver

$0.00 taken. The fare goes straight into the driver's bank account.

Illustration using a $2.00 fare and a 12% commission, the rate reported for one operator in 2019. Rates differ between platforms.

Three steps, no booking

  1. 01

    Tap where you are going

    Drag a map inside Telegram. No address to type, no Google account, no explaining directions in a language you do not share.

  2. 02

    Show the QR to any driver

    Any tuktuk on any street, whether or not they have ever heard of us. The scan signs them up and shows them your pickup, your destination and the fare before they agree.

  3. 03

    Pay the driver directly

    Scan their KHQR at the end of the ride. The money moves from your bank to theirs, with nobody in between.

For drivers

  • Use your own KHQR. Passengers pay into your account, not ours.
  • No sign-up in advance. Scan a passenger's code and you are set up in Telegram in seconds.
  • See the fare first. Pickup, destination and price before you accept. No haggling.

For passengers

  • A fixed, honest rate. Set before the ride starts, the same for everyone.
  • No waiting for a match. Any tuktuk you can see can take the ride. Nobody drives across town to reach you.
  • Your money does good. The fare supports a driver and their family, not a commission line.

Every time I step out of a hotel or a restaurant, there are drivers right there. But instead of talking to them, I look at my phone and say I already have a booking. Two reasons: I do not want to negotiate, and I want the destination to be clear. What if we solved those two things and used the driver who is already standing there?

A pre-booked app sends another driver across town to reach you, at his own expense, and it is a waste for the environment when a driver is already in front of you.

Jeff Laflamme, founder of InnoLabs

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