Community carpooling · Bahrain
Re7latona connects people already driving across Bahrain with neighbours heading the same way, so the seat and the petrol cost get shared.
How it works
Search for a pick-up and drop-off, or drop a pin on the map. Add time and seats, and the app suggests a fuel share from the trip's estimated fuel cost. Daily commutes can repeat on chosen weekdays.
Filter by area, or post a request when nothing fits. Drivers heading your way can offer you a pick-up.
The driver confirms each request. Seats update on the spot and everyone sees the route on the map.
Inside the app
What's in it
One account can do both. The home screen adapts to the role you're using.
Open rides are plotted on an English-labelled map of Bahrain. Tap a ride to see its route. The map stays inside the Kingdom.
Type two letters and get Bahrain-only suggestions, with duplicates removed. If the search misses your spot, drop a pin instead.
Riders ask for seats, drivers offer to collect riders. Either way, the other side accepts or denies.
The app estimates the trip's fuel cost and suggests a fair share per rider. The driver can adjust it, with a warning if it goes well above the fuel cost. It's a contribution to the trip, not a fare.
Each shared trip shows the CO₂, petrol and money not spent, with the assumptions and sources on an Impact page. It links to UN SDG 11, 12 and 13.
Install the Android APK, or add the web app to an iPhone home screen. It opens offline once it has loaded.
Completing and confirming rides earns points that unlock perks.
Where it stands
Re7latona is an early build. Here is what that means today.
Download the app, open it, and pick a demo profile.
Download the APKYou may need to allow installs from your browser or files app.