FAQ
Straight answers about VerifGo.
The product, daily workflow, limits, and current availability — without the fine print maze.
- Product
- Independent daily-record tool
- Platforms
- No Uber, Lyft, or taxi integration
- Availability
- Public installation is not open
Common questions
What drivers need to know.
These answers reflect the current product scope.
What is VerifGo?
A driver-first tool for completing, submitting, organizing, and showing a daily vehicle-verification report.
Who is it designed for?
The initial focus is Quebec taxi and app-based drivers.
Which languages does the app support?
The app interface is available in French, English, Spanish, Arabic, and Persian. To keep submitted records consistent for review in Quebec, report output is French or English.
What stays with a submitted report?
The available driver, vehicle, checklist, odometer, notes, and submitted-time context stay together.
Can a submitted report be edited?
Submitted reports are designed to remain immutable. Correction requests are handled through support.
Can I export a PDF?
Yes. A submitted report can open the device print/save-to-PDF flow or be attached to an email for the driver to review and send.
How does the referral pilot work?
A new account claims one driver code and qualifies after its first submitted daily report. Launch points have no cash value.
Does it connect to Uber, Lyft, or Taxi Bonjour?
No. Those names describe driver context only; VerifGo does not connect to platforms or submit reports automatically.
Is VerifGo a government app or legal advice?
No. It is an independent product and does not claim government approval or provide legal advice.
Can I install it now?
Public installation is not open. Current access is limited to controlled testing.