Lift isn't on the app stores just yet. In the meantime there are two ways in: download the APK directly, or open the app straight in your browser.
Request rides, track them live, and pay your way.
Version 1.0.0 · 53 MB · Android 7.0 or newer. Direct download, outside Google Play: your phone will ask you to allow installing apps from your browser.
Open in browserWorks on any phone or computer, including iPhone — no install needed.
Go online, accept requests, and run your trips.
Version 1.0.0 · 50 MB · Android 7.0 or newer. Direct download, outside Google Play: your phone will ask you to allow installing apps from your browser.
The driver app is Android-only for now — there's no web or iOS version yet.
Lift is a small-town app in its final testing stages. The direct APK download and web app let riders and drivers in QwaQwa start using it now, ahead of a full store listing.
Yes, as long as it's from a source you trust — download it only from this page. Android blocks installs from outside the Play Store by default, so you'll need to allow it for your browser or file manager the first time.
Open the downloaded file. If Android blocks the install, go to Settings → Apps → (your browser or Files app) → and enable "Install unknown apps" for it, then try opening the file again. You only need to do this once.
Almost — the web app covers requesting and tracking rides and paying, but notifications only work while the browser tab is open, since a browser tab can't run a background service the way the installed app can.
