Share the commute.
Keep the cash.
Connect with neighbours on your corridor and share the drive flexibly. Join the waitlist and be first when we launch.
Free for commuters. Always. No hidden fees.
How it works
Commuti isn't ride-share. It's commute pooling - a small group of neighbours sharing the same corridor.
Set your route
Enter your home suburb, workplace, and when you head in. Two minutes, done.
Build your pool
We find commuters on your corridor with similar routes and times. You form a small group - 3 to 5 people from your area, not strangers.
Share the drive
Your pool organises the day's rides. Whoever's driving picks up whoever needs a lift. Today you ride, tomorrow you drive. Simple as that.
See it in action
The app is already built. Sign up, set your route, and start finding matches from day one.
Find your match
Connect with your crew
Track your impact
Why Commuti
Built for commuters who drive the same route every day and know there has to be a smarter way.
Save real money
The average Australian commuter spends $19 per day - over $4,400 a year - just in fuel and running costs. 53% of us drive solo. In a Commuti pool you drive every few days instead of every day. Drive less, spend less. Our beta users are already saving $4.21 per trip.
Cut your carbon footprint
Each shared trip removes one solo car from the road. Our beta users have collectively avoided over 50 kg of CO₂ - equivalent to planting 2.5 trees.
A familiar face beats a stranger
This isn't on-demand ride-share. Your pool is 3-5 people on your corridor. Same faces, flexible days. Community built on trust.
Always free
Commuti charges nothing to commuters. No subscription, no commission, no hidden fees. That's a promise.
Safety built in,
not bolted on.
Commuting with someone new takes trust. We've built the app around that - verified identities, community ratings, live tracking, and a direct line to emergency services.
Phone verified accounts
Every Commuti member verifies their phone number before they can connect with anyone. No anonymous profiles.
Driver ratings after every trip
Drivers and riders rate each other after each trip. Low-rated users are removed. The community polices itself.
Live trip tracking
Share your live trip with trusted contacts. They can follow along and are alerted if your route deviates unexpectedly.
In-app SOS & trusted contacts
Add emergency contacts in the app. One tap connects them to your location and trip details if you ever need help.
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about Commuti and commute pooling in Hobart.
How much does commuting cost in Hobart?
Hobart commuters spend around $19 per commuting day in fuel and basic running costs - over $4,500 a year. 53% of Australians drive to work solo. In a Commuti pool, you only drive every few days instead of every day. Drive less, spend less.
Who is Commuti for?
Commuti is for people who drive to work - or who want to commute by car but hate being stuck in traffic alone. If you're already a car commuter, Commuti connects you with neighbours on the same corridor so you can share the wheel. The goal is simple: fewer cars on the road, not more. We're not trying to pull people off buses or trains - we're connecting solo drivers into shared cars.
How is Commuti different from on-demand ride-share?
On-demand ride-share connects you with a professional driver for a one-off trip - you pay a fare, prices surge at peak times, and it's a stranger every time. Commuti is built for people who already drive to work. You build a pool of 3 to 5 neighbours heading the same way and take turns at the wheel. No fares, no money changing hands, no strangers. Free for commuters, always.
Is Commuti free?
Yes, completely free. Commuti charges nothing - no subscription, no commission, no hidden fees. There's no money changing hands between pool members either. The way you contribute is simple: when it's your turn to drive, you drive. Today you ride, tomorrow you drive. That's the whole deal.
How is it safe to share a commute with people I don't know?
Every Commuti member verifies their phone number before connecting with anyone. Drivers and passengers rate each other after every trip - low-rated users are removed by the community. You can share your live route with trusted contacts, and there's a one-tap in-app SOS that alerts emergency contacts with your location. Your pool is also made up of neighbours from your own area, not random strangers.
When is Commuti launching in Hobart?
We're actively building out Hobart as a launch city. Join the waitlist now - the earlier you sign up, the better your initial pool matches will be when we go live.
How many people are in a commute pool?
A Commuti pool is 3 to 5 people on the same corridor. Small enough that you quickly get to know everyone, but large enough that the pool keeps running when someone's sick, on leave, or working from home. No single person can bring the whole thing down.
Be first in Hobart
We're bringing Commuti to Hobart. Join the waitlist and be among the first when we launch.
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