For iPhone. Public beta coming soon.
Your life has logistics.SideCar handles them.
It watches your traffic, calendar, inbox, and packages, and tells you the one thing you need to know before you need to know it. The more you use it, the less it needs you.
One email the day the public beta opens. Nothing else.
Beta testers ride free, and every month you test earns a free month at launch. We’re polishing, not promising.
Right now, without SideCar, this is your day.
The little logistics nobody should still be doing by hand.
You check 5 different apps just to answer one question: when do I need to leave?
Your package tracking numbers are buried three scrolls deep in promo emails.
You retype your work schedule into your calendar, shift by shift, every single week.
SideCar quietly does every one of these for you. Here’s how.
One app. Now the assistant in your pocket.
SideCar isn’t a chatbot bolted onto your phone. It’s a set of real assistants wired into the things that actually run your day.
Swipe, or it moves on its own. 1 of 6.
Quietly doing a lot
100+
tools the assistant can actually use
~40 min
of busywork saved in a typical week
5
Gmail inboxes watched for packages at once
24/7
eyes on traffic, your inbox, and deliveries
Learns. Remembers. Adapts.
SideCar adapts to you
Most apps are identical on day 200 and day one. SideCar isn’t. The more you use it, the more it quietly tailors itself to where you go, what you order, how you spend, and how you work. It asks a question or two early on, then mostly just knows.
The places you actually go
Set home, work, the gym, a friend’s. SideCar does the leave-time math for each and learns your real travel times, not the map’s guess.
What lands in your inbox
It learns which emails are orders and tracks every package, with no forwarding and no copy-pasting tracking numbers.
Your schedule and your crew
Your name on the sheet, your section, your supervisor, your usual hours, your coworkers’ contacts. Scanned once, remembered for good.
Your money and your mornings
The one budget number that matters and the day ahead, lined up in a glance that’s built around your routine.
Every correction you make
Fix something once and it stays fixed. SideCar treats what it knows as a starting point, then follows reality when it changes.
Things it has quietly picked up
Your 8 AM commute really takes 38 minutes, not the 31 the map promised.
On the schedule you go by ‘SB’, and your shift lead is Dana.
That retailer email is an order, not a newsletter. Tracking it for you.
Your usual shift starts at 6 PM, even when the sheet leaves the time blank.
You can correct any of it in a tap, and SideCar is the rare assistant that’s better in month two than it was on day one.
Somewhere in Cupertino, a smarter Siri is perpetually “coming next year.”
SideCar shipped.
We’re not waiting for a keynote to make your phone useful. Every feature on this page exists, works, and is in testers’ hands right now.
We built SideCar to give you back hours, not minutes
We counted on our own phones first. The little stuff compounds: a few minutes saved several times a day is hours back every month, and a lot fewer “sorry, running late” texts.
| The chore | Without SideCar | With SideCar |
|---|---|---|
| Re-checking maps before every event | 5 min × 2 events a day | Lock screen tells you |
| Digging tracking numbers out of email | 4 min per package | Already in your Orders list |
| Typing your work schedule into a calendar | 10 min a week | One photo |
| Working out who is on shift with you | Squint at the wall chart | It tells you, by department |
| Coordinating plans across a group chat | Endless scrollback | One shared calendar |
Trust is the whole product
An assistant that reads your email and knows your schedule had better be straight with you about how it works.
You're the customer, not the product
SideCar costs $4.99 a month because servers, live traffic routing, and AI cost real money. That's the whole business model. No ads. No selling your data. Ever.
Your inbox stays yours
Gmail access is granted by you, scoped to reading mail for order tracking, and revocable in one tap. SideCar processes your email to serve you and no one else.
Leave means leave
Delete your account and your data goes with it. Disconnect an email account and SideCar stops reading it immediately.
Beta testers ride free
When it opens, the public beta will cost nothing. And we pay you back for helping: every month you spend testing earns a month of the full release, free. Test for six months, get six months on us.
Early adopters · coming soon
Free
- The whole app, nothing held back
- 1 month tested = 1 month of the full release free
- Free months stack with no cap
- Direct line to the people building it
Full release · at public launch
$4.99/mo
- Every feature, now and future
- Your earned beta months apply first
- No tiers, no “Pro” upsell
- Cancel anytime, one tap
Be the person who’s always weirdly on top of things
One email the day the public beta opens. Nothing else.
Free during beta. $4.99/mo at launch, minus the months you earn.