Three taps. One ride. Zero radio calls.

No — the app runs over your resort WiFi, so guests connect without using their own mobile data. It does need a live connection to the resort network: rides are dispatched and tracked in real time, so the app has to be online to book or follow a buggy.

The app reconnects on its own when the signal returns, on WiFi and on mobile data alike. A phone that loses the network shows a red Connection lost bar until it reconnects. On a ride a driver is already running, their taps wait on the phone and send themselves once the connection is back, each recorded at the minute it happened. Where coverage is weak, on WiFi or on any mobile network, boosters, extra access points or external antennas can be installed to cover that area.

Yes. It's a PWA — they scan a QR, the app loads in their browser, they tap "Add to Home Screen" if they want notifications. Zero app store friction.

Any modern smartphone: iPhone (iOS 16.4+ for push), Android (all recent), tablets. The driver and admin apps run on the same devices.

Web Push notifications + sound, with a vibration on Android devices. Push works even when the app is backgrounded.

Yes. Upload your illustrated resort/course map as an image overlay on top of the satellite view. Drag to align corners. Adjust opacity. Looks like your map, not a generic one.

TLS in transit and at rest, multi-tenant isolation, role-based access. Your property's data is scoped to your account only. See our /security page.

Yes. Guests can request a buggy on demand, or schedule it as a reservation up to 30 days ahead — handy for boat and seaplane transfers and early tee times. Scheduled rides wait in the queue and dispatch automatically at the chosen time.

Yes. Each pickup point can carry a photo and its own opening hours, shown to guests when they tap it on the map — so "the beach bar" looks like your beach bar.

Yes. After a ride, a guest can leave a 1–5 rating with a single tap — it’s optional, not forced. Each driver’s running average shows on your ops board, so a slow route or an off day reaches you before it turns into a public review.

Yes — the admin Analytics tab exports ride history as CSV (driver, route, wait and trip times), alongside on-screen analytics: rides per hour, busiest points, and the headline average wait — the real time from a guest’s request to boarding a buggy.

Your staff can book on a guest’s behalf. From the desk or the clubhouse, a team member picks the pickup point and destination and sends the buggy — the same dispatch and live map as a guest-booked ride, no phone or QR scan required from the guest.

Yes — a printed code on a restaurant, spa or pool-bar wall gives whoever is standing in front of it one ride per scan, no app and no account.