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  For startup founders, this shift signals opportunity. Customers are seeking greater transparency, flexibility, and fairness. If you’re planning to   launch a ride-hailing app in 2025 , simply copying Uber won’t cut it. You need to rethink the model and adopt a disruptive approach just as InDriver did. Press enter or click to view image in full size In this guide, we’ll walk through everything you need to know: business model insights, must-have features, tech stack, compliance, costs, and scaling strategies. By the end, you’ll have a founder-focused roadmap to creating a ride-hailing app that doesn’t just enter the market it changes it. Understand the InDriver Model Most ride hailing apps are built on a fixed fare system where an algorithm decides the price of every ride. Passengers usually have no control, and drivers are left to accept the fare regardless of whether it feels fair to them. This is where InDriver introduced a new way of thinking. Instead of algorithm control...