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# Driver Mobile App

Install the CodiCo Driver App and give your drivers access.

Drivers receive their rides and update the ride status in the **CodiCo Driver App** for Android and iOS. The installation guide is also in the admin console under **People & Companies → Driver Mobile App**.

## Set up a driver

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### Create the driver

Add the driver in **People & Companies → Drivers → Add new**. See [Drivers](/documentation/people-and-companies/drivers.md).
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### Single drivers receive their credentials by email

If the driver is added as a single-driver company (**Work as single driver (freelancer)**), they receive their login details by email. They use the same details in the app.
{% endstep %}

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### Install the app

Ask the driver to install the **CodiCo Driver App** from Google Play or the Apple App Store. The download buttons are on the **Driver Mobile App** page in the admin console.
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### Give the driver their access details

Send the driver their login email, their password and your system URL, for example `your-system-name.codico.io`.
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### Log in

The driver logs in with these details and can start using the app immediately.
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### Follow the driver

Once the driver is online, you see their location and status on the map in [Live Tracking](/documentation/bookings-and-dispatch/live-tracking.md).
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## What the driver does in the app

Drivers receive the bookings assigned to them and move each ride through its statuses — on the way, arrived, passenger on board and completed. The admin console shows each change in the bookings list. See [Booking and Payment Statuses](/documentation/bookings-and-dispatch/booking-and-payment-statuses.md).

## White-label apps

You can have fully branded Driver and Passenger apps published under your own store accounts. Order them from the CodiCo team or [contact us](https://codico.io/get-free-quote/). Read more about the [driver and passenger mobile apps](https://codico.io/taxi-dispatch-software/mobile-apps/).

If you build and publish your own white-label apps, this three-part series walks you through it:

{% embed url="<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T11B0dKooeU>" %}
Part 1: How to Set Up Firebase for Your Driver & Passenger Apps
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{% embed url="<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wGgBevR2d1Y>" %}
Part 2: How to Set Up & Build Your Driver and Passenger Apps
{% endembed %}

{% embed url="<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKVf6ZC228E>" %}
Part 3: How to Publish Your App on the App Store
{% endembed %}

## Watch the video

{% embed url="<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPJj8hC9oCI>" %}
Driver and Passenger Mobile Apps — CodiCo Taxi Dispatch Software
{% endembed %}


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