Find their people.
Draw a street route to a waiting rider. Plan the drop-off in the same stroke, or reroute as the city gets busy.
San Francisco · iPhone & iPad · In development
Self-driving.
Human problems.
Meet Autonomess. The cars can drive themselves. You just have to do all the thinking.
Draw routes, pick up riders, and keep a tiny San Francisco from becoming one very expensive traffic jam.
Follow the beta →A new routing game. Built for quick shifts and one more try.
100% autonomous*
*except for you
*except for you
Draw. Dispatch. Repeat.
Your routes, their questionable reputation.
A whole little city.
Recognizable places. Delightful messes.
Skill beats spending.
Plan better. Keep the streak alive.
You are the AI
A simple line.
A thousand tiny decisions.
Keep it flowing.
Hold a car at the curb. Let another pass. Chain clean deliveries for a growing score multiplier.
Earn the next block.
Build from a calm first shift to larger fleets, one-way streets, crossing queues, and roadworks.
A love letter to San Francisco traffic
Small city. Big personality.
The free campaign begins with six neighborhood-inspired boards and 18 escalating shifts.
Ferry BuildingNorth BeachChinatownThe MissionNob HillMarina
Original, compressed game maps inspired by real places. Never use them for navigation.
Rival intelligence
Whose algorithm
is having a better day?
Challenge a friend through Game Center. Each company faces the same demand on an identical city board. Smart dispatch and clean streaks win.
3:00
MINUTES TO PROVE ITEqual fleets. Equal conditions. Ties use arrivals, then safety. No paid speed boosts.
Live multiplayer is being validated for beta. A computer practice mode is also in development.
More city, not more advantage
New maps. New kinds of chaos.
We’re planning optional $0.99 map expansions: permanent neighborhoods with fresh challenges for solo and friend matches. The host brings the map; the friend brings their best algorithm.
Expansion content and pricing are plans, not purchases available today. No subscriptions, fuel timers, or paid competitive upgrades are planned.