Viaxi

Viaxi connects people who already commute to work and know each other.

In Mexico City, most cars leave with only one occupant, heading to the same areas: Reforma, Polanco, Santa Fe, Del Valle. Someone in your network probably leaves your neighborhood at the same time as you. Viaxi shows you.

HOW IT WORKS

If you already drive to work, you're a Driver: you post the route you were going to take anyway.

If you join someone else's commute, you're a Rideshare Partner.

No one drives extra or changes their routine. It's the same old ride, coordinated.

ONLY PEOPLE IN YOUR NETWORK

Viaxi doesn't show you strangers. Only people with whom you share contacts appear, organized into four circles of trust:

- Circle 1 — is in your contacts
- Circle 2 — three or more contacts in common
- Circle 3 — two contacts in common
- Circle 4 — one contact in common, with approval from the contact who connects you

Zero contacts in common means zero visibility. There's no way to bypass this filter.

THE CONTRIBUTION

Travel expenses are shared. Viaxi suggests a contribution calculated based on the distance of the trip, as a reference point to avoid awkward conversations.

The agreement is between the passengers. Viaxi does not intervene.

WHO IS IT FOR?

For those who commute to work Monday through Friday in Mexico City and prefer to travel with someone they know.

For those who already give rides to a coworker and want to make coordinating it easier.

For those tired of their daily commute being the worst part of the day.

WHAT VIAXI IS NOT

It's not on-demand transportation. There are no drivers waiting. Every trip exists because someone was already planning to take it.

It's not an open network. If you don't share contacts, you won't see each other.

WHAT YOU NEED

- Verified phone number
- Complete profile
- Shared contacts with other people in the network

Viaxi is available in Mexico City and the metropolitan area.

Share the ride.