RideShipper for iPhone and iPad
Get a price range, check a company's federal record and keep your shipment notes and condition photos on your iPhone or iPad.
The new iPhone and iPad app is coming soon. The App Store offers the older version until the update is approved.
Key facts
- Needs
- iPhone or iPad with iOS 17 or later. No account.
- Before a quote request
- A price range and company records, with no name and no phone number
- Not in the app
- A live truck map, booking, in-app payment, or bidding
RideShipper for iPhone and iPad needs iOS 17 or later. The same features are in RideShipper for Android. You can also use this website today: start with a price range for your route.
What version 2.0 does
It shows a price range before it asks for a name or a phone number. Enter a ZIP or a city, the first date the car is available, and the vehicle. Scan a VIN with the camera, type it, or pick the year, make, and model. The app shows a range for open and for enclosed transport, the estimated days in transit, and the source and date behind the estimate. It is the same estimate as on this website: see how price estimates are made. Ocean routes are priced by quote.
You can check a company before you book. Browse companies and read customer reviews. Check a USDOT or MC number for federal authority status, insurance on file, and the date the record was checked, and open the federal record for more. Inactive authority carries a clear warning. A record check does not guarantee service or cover for your vehicle. See company data sources. You can report a review to RideShipper or hide it on your own device.
Quotes come only when you ask. If you request quotes, your contact details and shipment information go to auto transport companies that serve the route, so that they can contact you. The consent box is unchecked until you tick it, and its text is in the calling and text terms. Household moving help is a separate, optional request. You can email yourself an estimate without requesting quotes.
The shipment file is your own record. Update the timeline from requested to delivered, record company quotes, deposits, and notes, and compare prices with your saved range. Record the company you chose and check its licence.
Condition photos follow guided angles at pickup and at delivery. Photos carry a time, and your location only if you choose to add it. They stay on the device. Compare the two sets and share a PDF condition report through the share sheet. RideShipper does not upload them.
A checklist follows your pickup date and can be saved for offline use, with reminders for the tasks you pick. Saved vehicles in the garage start the next estimate with fewer steps. After delivery you can submit a review, which is moderated before it appears.
What the app does not do
The app does not show a live map of the truck, book a shipment, take payment, or run a bid. RideShipper is not a carrier or a broker and does not take a deposit. Auto transport companies may pay RideShipper for an introduction when you request quotes, as how we make money explains.
Confirm the carrier, the final price, the deposit, the pickup window, and the cover with the company you choose.
Help and privacy
The privacy policy says what a quote request, an estimate email, a review, and a support message send, and to whom. For help, use contact.
Questions
Where can I check whether the new version is available?
The download section above shows the current release status and a store link when the new version is available. You can also use the price range and company checks on this website without an account.
Do I need an account?
No. The price range, company records, reviews, checklist, garage, and condition photos work without an account. A quote request asks for your name, email, and phone, and it does not create an account either.
Is this the 2017 app?
No. The 2017 app was a company directory and a contact form. Version 2.0 replaces it on the same App Store listing. The seller is [[setting key="site.legal_entity"]].
Will I see the truck on a map?
No. RideShipper does not have a live location feed from the truck. The timeline is your own record. The app does not invent a GPS track.