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DriversClan is a private community platform for professional drivers. Driver communities use it to share ride work, coordinate dispatch between members, verify who belongs to the group, keep records of completed jobs, and send one-tap SOS safety alerts. It replaces the WhatsApp and Telegram groups most driver networks currently run on.

A driver community is a group of professional drivers who work independently but coordinate as a network — chauffeurs, airport transfer drivers, private hire and taxi operators, hotel transport, intercity and tour drivers. They pass work to each other when double-booked or out of area, cover each other's jobs, agree fair rates and look out for each other's safety.

Those are marketplaces: they own the customer, set the price and take a commission. DriversClan owns nothing. It is infrastructure for communities that already have their own customers and rates. No commission is taken on shared work, and we never contact your clients.

Early access is free for founding communities and stays free for them after launch. Drivers never pay. After public launch, new communities pay a flat fee based on community size — never a percentage of your fares.

All of them. The platform is market-neutral by design: any currency, any distance unit, any vehicle class, any local licensing model. Founding communities are being onboarded across North America, the UK and Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia and Australia.

The iOS and Android apps are in development for a 2026 launch, with a web dashboard for community admins. Early access communities get in first, region by region.

A driver holds the SOS button for two seconds. Every nearby community member and every admin receives a high-priority alert with the driver's live location, vehicle details and current job. Responders confirm they are on the way. A silent mode triggers the same alert with no sound or visible screen change. Always call your local emergency services first when there is a threat to life.

No. Location is used only when you trigger an SOS, when you accept a job that requires matching, or when you deliberately switch on live sharing for a trip. There is no background tracking, and location is never sold or shared outside your community.

Yes. Most professional drivers belong to several networks. All of them appear in one feed, filtered by community, while each community stays private and separate from the others.

Join the early access list as a community admin and tell us your community name and size. We set up founding communities personally, help migrate members from your existing group chat, and stay in contact through launch.

Yes. Admins invite members by link or phone number and approve them as they join. Most communities run both in parallel for a week or two — once the good jobs are posted on DriversClan first, the group chat goes quiet on its own.

The community admin owns the community, its member list and its job history. We do not market to your members, do not sell data and provide an export if you leave.

They cannot. The first accept locks the job and it immediately shows as filled to everyone else.

Not at launch. The first version records what was shared and completed so members can settle up accurately in whatever way they already do. Settlement tracking is on the roadmap.

It can be. An operator can run a private community containing only their own drivers, and separately belong to open communities where work is shared with other operators — both in the same app.

Email driversclan@gmail.com or use the contact page. If you run a driver community anywhere in the world, we want to talk to you.