There are no commands to memorise. Type into your group chat the way you'd text a friend — the bot figures out the rest. Here are the things you can do, with real phrasings you can copy.
Driving somewhere anyway? Announce your trip and let people grab a seat.
“Driving from Andheri to BKC tomorrow at 9am, 2 seats free 🚙”
“Leaving for Pune early Saturday morning, room for 3.”
“Heading to the airport around 8 PM tonight, one seat going.”
Looking for a ride? Post where and when — the bot keeps your request visible to drivers.
“Anyone going towards BKC tomorrow morning?”
“Need a lift to the airport around 8 PM, happy to split the fare.”
“Looking for a ride to Pune this weekend.”
Fetch a clean list of the upcoming rides shared in your group.
“What rides are posted?”
“Show me lifts to BKC tomorrow.”
“Any trips to Pune this weekend?”
Take a seat on someone else's offer. Mention the ride number when you have it.
“Count me in for ride #7”
“Book me 2 seats on the Andheri to BKC ride.”
“I'll join Riya's airport trip.”
Plans change. Update the time, seats, or price on a ride you posted.
“Change my BKC ride to 9:30 AM instead.”
“Update ride #7 — only 1 seat left now.”
“Make the fare ₹150 per person.”
Withdraw a trip you shared and the bot clears it from the board.
“Cancel my trip tomorrow.”
“Remove my Pune ride.”
“Withdraw ride #7.”
Tell the bot your usual route, office hours, and which days you commute. It fills in your locations automatically and flags you when someone posts a matching ride.
“I usually travel from Wakad to Hinjewadi.”
“My office hours are 9am to 6pm, Mon/Wed/Fri.”
“I'm only in office on Tuesday and Thursday.”
“What defaults have you saved for me?”
A few things worth knowing
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