Tell Neruvi where you’re heading
Choose where you’re leaving from, where you’re going, and when you expect to travel. During the pilot, Neruvi understands the supported stops along each route.
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Find the part of the journey
01 02 03 Neruvi matches journeys,
Meet by choice.
Trust is built
Understand the overlap.
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SHARED ROUTE TRAVEL COORDINATION
You don’t need the same destination.
You just need to be heading the same way.
Tell Neruvi where you're heading. We find the part of your journey that overlaps with someone else's—even if one of you gets off earlier or continues farther.
Adults 18+ • Mutual introductions • No public live-location map
Journeys, not just destinations.Introductions with consent.Travel on your terms.
HOW NERUVI WORKS
Find the part of the journey
you could share.
Shared Route makes the overlap visible before you decide whether an introduction is worth exploring.
Neruvi finds overlapping journeys
You do not need the exact same destination. If another traveller shares a useful part of your supported route and time window, Neruvi can suggest an introduction.
Decide whether to connect
See the Shared Route and why the journeys overlap. Conversation starts only after the permitted introduction flow and mutual choice.
Neruvi coordinates travel intent. It does not dispatch drivers, set passenger-transport prices, sell transport or promise that a journey will happen.
Explore how Neruvi worksSHARED ROUTE
Neruvi matches journeys,
not just destinations.
A useful match can exist even when one traveller stops sooner or continues farther.
Controlled Portugal pilot
Current supported places are Lisbon, Albufeira, Faro, Lagos, Ericeira and Peniche on selected pilot routes. We can expand the route graph as the network grows.
TRUST BY DESIGN
Meet by choice.
Stay in control.
A Shared Route is an overlap signal, not an obligation. Neruvi is designed around adult-only access, mutual introductions, broad travel areas, blocking and reporting controls, and clear choices about whether to continue.
Read the safety guide18+ only
Email, phone and adult confirmation are part of onboarding.
Mutual introductions
You decide whether to request or accept an introduction.
Practical controls
Decline, leave, block or report when you need to.
No platform can guarantee another person's behaviour. Use your judgment, protect personal information and agree meeting details only when you are comfortable.
FROM THE NERUVI JOURNAL
Trust is built
by explaining the details.
Read how Neruvi thinks about flexible travel, introductions, privacy and the boundaries of the product.
Travel coordination is not ride-hailing
Why Neruvi focuses on compatible travel intentions and mutual coordination rather than dispatching drivers or selling transport.
Read articleMeeting travel companions with more control
A practical framework for introductions, privacy and decision-making when coordinating travel with someone new.
Read articleFlexible travel starts with common ground
Why direction and timing can be enough to uncover useful travel possibilities before every detail is fixed.
Read articleQUESTIONS, ANSWERED
Understand the overlap.
Keep the choice.
What is Neruvi?
Neruvi is a travel coordination app for adults aged 18 and over. It matches journeys, not just destinations, so people whose routes overlap can choose whether to request or accept an introduction.
Do I need the exact same destination as someone else?
No. You only need to be heading the same way for a useful part of a supported journey. For example, Lisbon → Albufeira can be the Shared Route even if one traveller continues to Faro.
What does Shared Route mean?
Shared Route is the part of two journeys that overlaps. One person may finish at the end of that shared segment while the other continues farther.
How does Neruvi decide if our journeys overlap?
During the controlled pilot, Neruvi uses a deterministic route registry. It first looks for journeys with the same origin that move along the same supported route, then checks the shared segment, overlapping time window and other coordination conditions. The rule is explainable and does not use hidden AI scoring.
Does a Shared Route mean we have to travel together?
No. It only means your journeys overlap. Both people remain free to decline an introduction or make different travel arrangements.
Does Neruvi arrange transport?
No. Neruvi coordinates compatible travel intentions and introductions. It does not dispatch drivers, operate passenger transport, sell tickets, set passenger-transport prices or guarantee that a journey will happen.
YOUR NEXT JOURNEY STARTS HERE
See who's heading
your way.
Tell Neruvi where you're going.
Find the journey you share. Decide what happens next.