The ride-share of the Florida Keys

Alwaysoneahead.

A ride service made for a hundred-and-six-mile main street. Mile marker to mile marker, a driver is already on the way before you finish your coffee.

On this page

The three-step method. An atlas of places riders go. The fare, in writing.

And after launch

Outride Food — dinner learns to travel. A preview further down.

The Seven Mile Bridge from the air, running out across turquoise water to the horizon. — One car, seven miles of water, nothing in the way. The commute other places write postcards about.Seven Mile Bridge · MM 40–47

MM 78.5 Indian Key Historic State Park
MM 77.5 Robbie's of Islamorada
MM 73 Anne's Beach
MM 67.5 Long Key State Park
MM 56.2 Curry Hammock State Park
MM 50 Sombrero Beach
MM 48.5 The Turtle Hospital
MM 47 Pigeon Key
MM 40–47 Seven Mile Bridge
MM 37 Bahia Honda State Park
MM 30 National Key Deer Refuge

MM 78.5 Indian Key Historic State Park
MM 77.5 Robbie's of Islamorada
MM 73 Anne's Beach
MM 67.5 Long Key State Park
MM 56.2 Curry Hammock State Park
MM 50 Sombrero Beach
MM 48.5 The Turtle Hospital
MM 47 Pigeon Key
MM 40–47 Seven Mile Bridge
MM 37 Bahia Honda State Park
MM 30 National Key Deer Refuge

01The MethodHow a ride happens

Three steps. No meter, no cash, no waving.

A phone in a dashboard mount showing the Outride rider app, the causeway ahead at dusk

Request

Open the app, set your pickup and where you’re headed. Your card is already on file — the whole transaction lives in your pocket.

A driver's forearm on the door sill of a parked saloon car, seen from the roadside

Match

We pair you with the nearest driver headed your way. You see who’s coming, what they drive, and exactly where they are on the highway.

An empty island highway running to a vanishing point under a wide sky

Ride

Get in, get there, get out. Payment happens on its own and the receipt lands in the app. Goodbyes are the only formality.

Worth knowing The fare is shown before you book — see it in writing further down this page.

02The AtlasPlaces riders go

An incomplete atlas of the Keys.

The Overseas Highway numbers its miles the way a book numbers its pages. These are a few of the places riders ask for — examples, not limits. Outride goes where you’re going.

A weathered dock reaching into glassy shallow water at sunrise, a seabird on a piling — Sandbars, docks, tiki bars, boat ramps: the Keys keep their addresses short. Tell the app a mile marker and it understands.

Sandbars, docks, tiki bars, boat ramps: the Keys keep their addresses short. Tell the app a mile marker and it understands.

Field guideAsk a local for an address down here and you’ll get a number between 0 and 106. We speak the dialect fluently.

03In WritingSafety, plainly stated

The fine print, set in display type.

i.
Share your trip
Send your live route to anyone you choose. They watch the car move down the highway until you’ve arrived.
ii.
911, one tap away
Emergency services can be reached from inside the app, with your location already attached.
iii.
Your card stays yours
Payment lives in the app, not in the car. No cash changes hands; no card is ever handed over a seat.

Dark sedan parked on a causeway shoulder at deep blue dusk, ocean behind — Blue hour on the causeway. The trip you share is the trip they see.Nocturne, plate 03

You see the fare before you book.

The number you tap is the number you pay. Decided before the wheels move, not discovered when they stop.

— The Outride guarantee

04The KitchenA preview

Slice of key lime pie with torched meringue in hard sunlight with palm shadows

After the rider launch

Outride Food.

Dinner learns to travel. After launch, the same drivers, the same app, and the same up-front price bring the Keys’ kitchens to your door — from the fish shack at one mile marker to your porch at another.

Patience; good pie is worth waiting for. Put your name down for the opening →

05The Other SeatDrive with Outride

Hands resting on a steering wheel, golden light through the windshield, ocean beyond — Office hours: whenever. Office view: the Atlantic on your left, the Gulf on your right.

Take the wheel.

You know these islands — which lane clears first at Snake Creek, where the sunset crowd wants to be by six. That knowledge is worth money.

Drive when you choose, between whichever mile markers suit you. Fares are shown to you up front too, and every trip pays into the app — no cash to carry, no accounts to settle.

Drive with Outride →