
RideHub
Compare price, ETA and availability of taxis in London
RideHub launched on January 12, 2020 with 2 votes.
What it does
If you have an Android phone, live in London and regularly use ride hailing apps, then RideHub is for you! It lets you search multiple taxi hailing apps at once to check surge pricing, ETA and price of various products. More supported ride apps coming soon!
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