No one left behind.

RideSmart gathers who needs a ride and who can drive, drafts the carpools from your approved volunteers, and sends everyone their pickup once you’ve checked it.

Built for churches first, and for any community group that runs volunteer rides.

Your volunteers, your final say. Plans stay drafts until you send them. Automatic sending is off unless you turn it on.

The ride plan shouldn’t live in a spreadsheet, a group chat and your phone.

Coordinating rides is careful, caring work, done with tools that were never built for it. RideSmart keeps the requests, the seats and the pickups in one plan.

  1. Tuesday

    You post “who needs a ride Sunday?” in the group chat.

  2. Saturday night

    The spreadsheet is already out of date. Someone just said they can drive.

  3. Sunday morning, before the service

    You’re still calling to check that Mrs. Alvarez has a ride.

From “who needs a ride?” to everyone knowing their pickup.

  1. 1

    Create the event

    Set the destination, the arrival time and who’s invited. Recurring services repeat on their own.

  2. 2

    Members reply

    Riders ask for a pickup and approved volunteers offer seats. Riders can reply from any web browser.

  3. 3

    RideSmart drafts the plan

    Carpools matched on seats and pickups, with the stops in order. You move anyone you like.

  4. 4

    You review and send

    Riders see their driver, pickup address and stop number. Drivers get their route. Nothing goes out before you send.

Made for the rides churches run every week.

Sunday services

The same riders most weeks, different drivers some weeks. Recurring events keep the regulars together.

Youth events and retreats

Big groups, one departure time, parents asking who’s driving. Everyone gets the same plan.

Seniors’ programs

Members who don’t use group chats still get picked up, and a coordinator can see at a glance who hasn’t got a seat.

Help us build the ride tool your ministry actually needs.

RideSmart is new. Instead of borrowed logos or testimonials we haven’t earned, we’re inviting a small group of churches to use it for real and tell us what to fix.

Prefer to talk first? Request a walkthrough

  • Shape the product

    Put your real services and events through it before a wider launch.

  • Free pilot, then a founding rate

    Start free on one recurring service, then choose whether to continue at a founding rate.

  • Choose what comes next

    Help decide which improvements matter most to coordinators and members.

Questions your leadership will ask.

Who drives?
Only members your church has approved to drive. RideSmart never brings in drivers from outside your community. It is not a taxi service or a commercial rideshare platform, and it doesn’t employ or pay drivers.
Who screens drivers and handles insurance?
Your church does, under its own volunteer and safety policies. RideSmart records who you’ve approved; it doesn’t run background checks or provide insurance.
Do members need to install an app?
Riders can reply from any web browser, no install needed. Drivers use the RideSmart app for iPhone and Android for their route; it isn’t in the app stores yet. Guests you invite by link just use their email.
What if a driver drops out on the day?
The coordinator moves that driver’s riders to another car from the plan, and the people affected are updated.
Can RideSmart send plans without us?
Only if you turn on automatic sending. It’s off by default, so a coordinator reviews and sends every plan.
What does it cost?
Pricing isn’t set yet. Founding churches start with a free pilot and talk with us before anything is billed.