TappCar is a Canadian ridesharing company founded in 2016 and headquartered in Edmonton, Alberta. Operating in Edmonton, Calgary, Winnipeg (and formerly Grande Prairie), it positions itself as a local, fully regulated alternative to Uber and Lyft.

Key services:

Ride-hailing: Book via iOS/Android app, web or phone. Vehicles are licensed, insured, and often feature dual-facing cameras for safety.
TappCart: A “last-mile” freight delivery feature that lets drivers accept small-package delivery tasks (≤ 50 lb, ≤ $500 value) through the same platform.
Booking flexibility: Users can request rides immediately or schedule ahead, with up to four permitted stops.
Transparent policies: Fare pre-authorizations are standard; full driver tips go to drivers; a clear lost‑and‑found protocol in place.

Pros:

Canadian‑based with local focus and regulatory compliance.
Includes freight delivery alongside passenger rides.
Safer, insured service with dual cameras and regulated drivers.

TappCar is suited for users who value a local, insured rideshare option with occasional parcel delivery needs. It’s less widespread than major platforms but emphasizes safety and community presence, with both passenger and package delivery in one app.