For rideshare drivers in the United States
Know when the airport curb is about to get busy.
PeakMere estimates how many people are about to walk out of your airport, warns you when something changes, and gives you one answer to "Where do I go now?".
In development. Coming first to iPhone, Android later.
What PeakMere does
Arrival waves, counted in people
How many passengers end their trip at your airport over the next hours, and roughly when they reach the curb. Not just seats landing: people connecting to another flight are left out.
Alerts that change your plan
Lightning near the airport (ramp work usually stops, so bags and passengers come out late), planes stuck waiting for a gate in snow, cancellation storms that leave travelers stranded, unusually big arrival waves, ground stops and diverted flights.
Events ending soon
Large events about to let out near you, with how many people the venue holds (never a guessed crowd), and a heads-up when lightning is likely to delay a game at an open-air stadium.
Late-night city
Bar closing time, the last train from the airport in cities where we have it, and tonight's busy moments in order on one timeline.
"Where do I go now?"
One answer: the next good opportunity near you and when to leave for it. It uses your location on your phone only, or a starting point you pick.
In your language
The app speaks 11 languages: English, Arabic, Spanish, French, Hindi, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Turkish, Vietnamese and Chinese.
Your driver accounts stay yours
Rideshare platforms set their own rules about other apps. PeakMere is built to stay completely separate from them.
- Never asks for the login or password of the rideshare app you drive for.
- Never reads, controls or taps anything in those apps, and needs no access to your screen.
- You look, you decide, you drive. Nothing happens on your behalf.
Works for every U.S. airport
328 U.S. airports today, from the largest hubs to small regional fields, with Colorado first. A few features, like the last airport train and transit alerts, exist only in cities whose transit data we are allowed to use.
Honest by design
- Every number is an estimate built from public U.S. aviation and weather data, historical flight and passenger statistics, and event listings. Estimates can be wrong.
- PeakMere never promises earnings.
- Independent: not affiliated with any rideshare platform, any airport or any government agency.
- Check PeakMere before you drive, never while driving.
Get notified when PeakMere launches
One email when the app is available in your city. No newsletter, and we never share your address.