inDrive. Rides with fair fares

What it is

inDrive (the developer name is SUOL INNOVATIONS LTD) is a ride app listed under Maps & Navigation. It came out on May 18, 2015 and was last updated on 2026-10-28. It is free and rated Everyone. The listing says it formerly used the name inDriver and operates in more than 888 cities across 48 countries.

The idea is that the passenger offers a price rather than accepting one set by the app. The listing says it does not use surge pricing, and that fares are not worked out from time and distance in the way a standard taxi app does.

What it does well

The core feature is choice. After you enter a pickup and a destination and name a fare, drivers who accept appear in a list. The listing says you can compare them on the fare they propose, the car, how soon they can arrive, their rating and their trip history.

Safety details get some space. You can see the driver’s name, car model, plate number and trip count before accepting, and a Share Your Ride button lets you send trip information to family or friends. A comments field is there for special needs, such as luggage or a pet.

The app also covers more than city rides. The listing names intercity trips, courier delivery for parcels of up to 20 kilos and freight booking for trucks.

What the ratings show

The score is 4.78 from 16,448,266 ratings, and installs are at 100,000,000+. Five stars make up 88.9% and four stars 6.5%. Only 1.4% gave three stars and 0.6% gave two, while 2.7% gave one. High satisfaction, then, with a small group at the bottom whose reasons the data does not show.

Where it falls short

Negotiation suits some people and annoys others. Because the fare is agreed with the driver, the listing offers no sample price or range, so you cannot judge cost before using it.

Coverage is the second gap. The listing says 888 cities but does not name them or say which of the services, such as freight or courier, work in each place. Check your own area before relying on the extras.

Who it suits

It fits riders who like to bargain and compare drivers, and who would rather see driver details first. People who want a fixed price shown up front may find it less convenient.