MagicBus

MagicBus

Direct commuter shuttles between cities and suburbs

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What do you think? …

Ray Wu
MagicBus runs shuttles that transport commuters between cities and suburbs. We accomplish this by letting riders book ahead of time, and creating routes on-the-fly in response to demand. This allows us to provide direct routes for employees with long commutes who would otherwise drive to work. We built this product from the ground up. Our MVP was us driving, coordinating via text messages with our earliest customers, and taking them to work from Palo Alto to San Francisco, etc. We’d be happy to answer your questions!
Matt Brown
@raywu Happy user & huge fan of MagicBus here. Congrats on the launch!
Ray Wu
@matttbrown thanks Matt!
Andréa Koval
@matttbrown @raywu is there a stop from the mission to palo alto?
Jared Friedman
I love magicbus. I use it every day to commute from SF to Mountain View and it's by far the best option. Faster than caltrain/public transportation, much cheaper than Uber, and more efficient than driving. It's basically the Google shuttle for everyone else.
Michael John McClain
@snowmaker how much, for your daily commute?
Jared Friedman
@mjmcclain $14 each way. Much cheaper than what I was doing earlier - Caltrain + Uber - and faster too.
Kat Manalac
MagicBus is a commuter shuttle that goes between cities and suburbs. I really wish this had existed when I had to commute from San Francisco to San Jose every day. You book the shuttle with the MagicBus app, choose when you want it to arrive, and they pick you up near your home. At scale, MagicBus could also help relieve the traffic congestion problem in the Bay Area (and in any major metropolitan area). They're part of the Winter 2016 batch of Y Combinator.