Raft
A bike bus in four steps

Ride to school together.

Otters hold paws so nobody drifts off. Raft does that for the school run: drop a pin, share a link, and get a meeting spot, a route that keeps off the main roads, and a fair turn at riding along.

3 of 5 families in · 7 kids
Ollie the otter, helmet on, riding a bike
  1. 1

    Pin home and school

    Your name, your email, how many kids will ride, and how many grown-ups each ride needs. No account, no app to install.

  2. 2

    Share one link

    Text it to the class list. Each family drops a pin and sees the chaperone schedule before they join, so nobody is surprised later.

  3. 3

    Raft picks the spot and route

    At critical mass it proposes where to meet, a route along quiet streets, and a departure that beats the bell. Move the pin or bend the route, then send it.

  4. Take turns riding along

    Claim the mornings you want. Raft fills the gaps a week ahead, fewest turns first, and reminds everyone the night before.