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.
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. Earn prompt-service tips and a clean-service bonus by keeping the fleet coordinated.
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 boards based on real SF street layouts and 18 escalating shifts.
Ferry BuildingNorth BeachChinatownThe MissionNob HillMarina
Real street geometry, simplified for play. Original game art and fictional traffic scenarios. 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.
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MINUTES TO PROVE ITEqual fleets. Equal conditions. Ties use on-time arrivals, then fewer emergency stops and missed pickups. No paid speed boosts.
Live multiplayer is being validated for beta. Computer practice is included in the current development build.
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.