1. Create a travel intention
Tell Neruvi your broad starting area, the direction you want to travel, your time window and how flexible you are. An intention is a starting point for coordination. You do not need to publish your exact address or a detailed itinerary.
2. Explore compatible plans
Neruvi compares travel intentions and presents possible matches with reasons for their compatibility. Similar directions and overlapping time windows can make a conversation worthwhile. A match is a possibility, not a reservation or a guarantee.
3. Choose a mutual introduction
Request an introduction when a plan looks promising. Both people must accept before a conversation opens. Declining is fine. You never owe someone a journey because your plans matched.
4. Coordinate in a small pod
If a shared plan makes sense, a pod gives accepted members a place to work out practical details. You might discuss a train, bus, transfer or rental. Confirm the provider, cost, timing and meeting point independently.
5. Keep your plan current
Plans change. Update or cancel your intention, leave a pod if it no longer works, and use the block or report controls if something feels wrong.
We do not dispatch drivers, issue tickets or set transport prices. You remain responsible for bookings, payments, documents and travel decisions.
Before meeting anyone, read our safety guide.