One rideshare app for getting around: across town and across the province.
Tap once for a ride across town, or post a trip to the next city, fill the empty seats, and split the gas. A Canadian hub for rides inside and between cities, starting in Regina and Saskatoon, with Alberta next.
A ride in minutes, priced before you tap.
Everything you'd expect from an on-demand app, built in Canada and tuned for prairie streets and winters. Three taps from your door to theirs.
Set pickup & drop-off
Open the app, drop a pin or search an address, and see your upfront fare in CAD before you ever book.
Match with a verified driver
We dispatch the nearest driver and you watch them arrive live on the map, with their name, plate and ETA.
Ride, then pay your way
Pay by saved card or in-app wallet, with no surge ever. Tips are optional and go 100% to your driver.
Headed to the next city? Share the drive.
Post your trip (say Regina → Saskatoon or Calgary → Edmonton), fill the empty seats, and split the gas with people headed the same way. Cheaper than driving solo, friendlier than the bus.
- · Riders and drivers can both post a trip
- · Book a seat, split the fuel, not a whole car
- · One fewer car on the highway
Your car, your hours, your money.
Take in-town fares during the week, post a weekend run to the city. You keep 100% of your tips and a flat, fair share of every fare, cashed out whenever you want.
The honest answers.
When does RydeHub launch?
In 2026, starting in Regina and Saskatoon, then Calgary and Edmonton, with more cities to follow. Waitlist members get the app before the public release.
Which cities will it cover?
RydeHub is a Canadian platform and we're starting in Saskatchewan: Regina and Saskatoon first, with Alberta to follow. Intercity trips connect them, plus any city a host wants to drive to.
What's the difference between in-town and intercity rides?
In-town rides are on demand. Request a ride, see your fare upfront, and match with the nearest verified driver in minutes. Intercity rides are shared trips between cities: someone posts a trip with open seats, you book one, and everyone splits the cost of the drive.
How much will it cost?
City rides are priced upfront in CAD with no surge multipliers. The fare you're quoted is the fare you pay, and tips are optional and 100% to the driver. Intercity seats are priced by the host, plus a booking fee shown before you confirm.
Is it safe?
Every driver clears a criminal record check, driver's abstract, and vehicle inspection before their first fare. Live trip-share, an in-app emergency button, and two-way ratings are on for every trip.
How does the waitlist perk work?
Join with your email and we'll let you know the moment we go live, along with your perk code. Add your phone number and we'll text you instead. The first 100 sign-ups get their first ride free, and everyone on the list gets 70% off their first 5 trips.