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We didn't build DRYVR™ to fix a broken system—we built it because the truth was being buried. On purpose. Platforms take 60-80% of fares without telling drivers or riders. The confusion isn't accidental, it's engineered. Upfront pricing broke the link between service and compensation, making exploitation easier. The 70/30 split? Fiction. DRYVR™ shows the receipts and puts data power back in workers' hands. Welcome to the movement.

A driver earned \$17.95 on a 40-minute ride. The rider paid \$85. The platform kept \$67.42—that's 79% of the fare, not the promised 30%. This wasn't a glitch. It was the business model. That moment changed everything and sparked the creation of DRYVR™, a transparency tool that exposes what rideshare giants work hard to keep hidden. Welcome to the movement.

The rideshare driver who picked you up last night might be among the last generation of human drivers. Across cities like Phoenix, San...