RideReply

RideReply

Chat securely. Drive connected.

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RideReply lets drivers connect using license plates. Send messages securely with encrypted plates, verified users, and AI-moderated messaging. Whether it’s a kind note or an alert, RideReply makes road interactions simple, safe, friendly, and private. 🚗💬
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Launch tags:Messaging•Cars
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Marcus Burnette
Maker
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Hi Product Hunt! 👋 I’m thrilled to share RideReply with you—a passion project aimed at redefining how drivers interact on the road. 🚗💬 The idea started with a simple question: What if drivers could communicate easily and securely, without compromising privacy? That question led to RideReply—a platform that uses encrypted license plates and verified users to enable meaningful, private, and responsible messaging between drivers. I’d love to hear your thoughts, feedback, or questions! Let me know what you think and how you envision using RideReply in your daily life. 😊 Thanks for stopping by and supporting our launch! 🚀
Mike Demopoulos
You should promote this in Disney / Universal / Six Flags pass holder groups. I see posts many times a day about lights on or car running.
Marcus Burnette
Maker
@mike_demopoulos Oooh, what a great idea! Those giant parking lots are the perfect place to give someone a heads-up about lights being on, trunk open, dropped item getting out of the car, etc. Thanks for the recommendation!
Gina E
I like this idea Marcus! The first thing that comes to mind is being able to message people to tell them how terribly they parked 😂 I'd love to see the most common sentiments in a few months!
Marcus Burnette
Maker
@gina_e You could definitely let them know how terribly they parked... gently. The site is designed to keep people from raging at each other, so if you're going to do it, you have to do it nicely.
Gina E
@mburnette oh not something I would personally do! I’d love to know more about the design approach to avoid that type of interaction.