Get in touch

Tell us aboutyour commute, door to desk.

Whether you commute alone, manage a corporate park, run an office campus, or represent a housing society, we would like to hear from you. Send a message and we will reply by email.

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Why write in

Every message helps us understand who is out there and what would make a shared commute genuinely useful to them — one person at a time, or a whole building at once.

  • We reply personally

    A real person on the team reads and answers — no ticketing system, no auto-responder chain.

  • No commitment either way

    Reaching out does not sign you up for anything. We're still at the research stage, and this is simply a way to talk to us.

  • Any question is a fair one

    Corridor timing, a corporate park proposal, a society-wide interest — if it's about commuting, we want to hear it.

Prefer to share your commute details first? Take the commuter survey or read how it works.

We read every message ourselves and reply by email. Nothing here is a booking or a payment — just a way to reach us.

Who we hear from

Built for every kind of commuter along the corridor.

A shared commute works best when it serves more than one person's schedule. These are the kinds of messages we get most — yours is welcome whichever one fits.

  • Individual commuters

    Have a question about the survey, your corridor, or when a pilot might reach your area? Write to us directly.

  • Office campuses

    Coordinating interest across teams that already arrive at the same gate every morning? Tell us about your campus.

  • Corporate & business parks

    Multi-tenant parks with overlapping commute patterns are exactly the kind of cluster we want to hear from.

  • Housing societies

    If your society wants to explore a shared commute for residents, send us your building or society name and area.

Would rather answer a few questions first?

Take the two-minute commuter survey instead.

It tells us more about your corridor than a message can, and you can still write in afterwards with anything else.

Take the commuter survey