HOW DRIVERSCLAN
WORKS
From a job that needs covering to a driver who covers it — five steps, no scrolling, and a record at the end of it. Here is the whole flow.
Create or join a driver community
A community admin creates a private clan for their network and sets the rules: which vehicle classes are accepted, what verification members must provide, and how work is shared. Drivers request to join and are approved individually.
Post work as a structured job
Any member with work to pass on creates a job card with pickup, drop-off, date and time, vehicle class, passenger and luggage count, fare and notes. Fixed fields mean every job is readable at a glance.
Nearby, eligible drivers are notified
DriversClan alerts members who are close to the pickup, available, and driving a suitable vehicle — then widens the circle if nobody takes it. The right drivers hear about it first instead of everyone hearing about everything.
A driver accepts and the job locks
The first member to accept takes the job. It immediately shows as filled to everyone else, so there are no double bookings and no arguments about who claimed it first.
The job is completed and recorded
The driver marks the job complete. Both sides keep a record of what was shared, taken and finished — which makes settling up, resolving disputes and rewarding reliable members straightforward.
A Job That
Would Have
Been Lost
A chauffeur in a 200-driver community is halfway through a corporate transfer when a regular client calls: airport pickup, executive saloon, 16:45, same day. She cannot take it and she is not letting it go to a marketplace.
About the Flow
Do I need the app to receive jobs?
What happens if nobody accepts a job?
Can jobs be scheduled in advance?
Your community is already doing this.
Just not with the right tools.
DriversClan is opening to a small group of founding communities before public launch. Free access, direct line to the team, and real influence over what gets built.