Welcome to the New Flywheel.com
Jun 10, 2016
1 min read
If you have been following Flywheel for the past year you have probably noticed that we have expanded far beyond or dispatch and passenger app business with the launch of TaxiOS. To celebrate our next steps disrupting the taxi industry we decided our website needed a bit of an update.
When you visit Flywheel today you will find information not only on our passenger app, but also our new driver solutions. This is just the start and we will have a lot more to share with you all soon, so stay tuned!
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