India-based ride-hailing technology

Ride-hailing, built around both sides.

Naka is an India-based technology startup building a ride-hailing platform for riders and drivers. The product is currently under development.

Explore the platform About Naka

Rider

Driver

One platform
Two participants

Why Naka

A ride connects two people. The platform has to work for both.

Riders need a clear way to request transportation and understand the journey. Drivers need useful ride information and an understandable relationship with the platform. Naka is building the products and marketplace systems with both experiences in view.

For riders

A clear path from request to completed ride.

Naka is designing a rider product for requesting transportation, connecting with a driver, following the ride, and finding support. Reliability and safety are being considered as the product is developed.

Explore the rider product

Request

Match

Ride

Support

For drivers

A driver product with understandable platform access.

Naka is designing the driver experience around ride opportunities, journey information, account state, safety, and support. An important part of the model being developed is subscription-based access to the platform.

Access period01

Daily

The shortest of Naka’s planned platform-access periods.

Access period02

Weekly

A planned platform-access period organised by week.

Access period03

Monthly

A planned platform-access period organised by month.

Exact prices, fees, eligibility, and complete commercial terms are not yet public. Subscription access does not guarantee demand, ride opportunities, or earnings.

Understand the driver model

Technology

The platform between a rider and a driver.

Naka is building the systems needed to receive a transportation request, coordinate it with driver availability, and keep the journey understandable as it progresses.

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Rider requests transportation
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Naka ride-hailing platform
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Driver receives a ride opportunity

Marketplace coordinationLocation-aware systemsRide matchingReal-time communicationPaymentsIdentityNotificationsReliabilitySafetyBackend infrastructureObservability

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