Newly Launched App In A PICKle Connects People in Rural America for Peer-to-Peer Transport.

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Des Moines, Iowa Sep 16, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - Shelby resident, Timothy Moylan recently launched the new peer-to-peer transport application called In A PICKle that connects people of the rural community. The app helps in connecting people in rural America for peer-to-peer transport arrangements.

When in need, rural Americans are left with no other option than to travel long distances to access products or deliver materials to the state's more populated regions. Travel time comes at a cost, both financially and in time. In A PICKle serves America's rural communities by connecting neighbors who are already traveling to and from destinations like Topeka to Kansas City with other members who need access to those destinations. The service launched on September 1st and comes at an opportune time as the immediate threat of COVID-19 continues. The app will help fewer residents be exposed to the virus outside of their community.

Former Nebraska resident, Timothy Moylan, the founder of the app, stated that "I have had this idea for a couple of years now and have been determined to get it up and running. My wife and I found ourselves driving 90 miles to Great Falls, Montana from our home in Shelby, Montana on a weekly basis and that trip became overwhelming. I wanted to make an app that would connect people like me to other residents who were already making this trip and willing to lend a hand. I also wanted to be able to do the same for my neighbors." He also added, "During the testing phase of In A PICKle, my wife contracted COVID-19. While my family was under quarantine we utilized In A PICKle at least three times in two weeks to have necessities left at our door. This is the type of service not available in our rural communities. Now it exists and it couldn't be at a better time, In A PICKle helps my community members access our neighboring communities without overexposing themselves to the virus."

Users of the app can post their needs for transport assistance with items and are connected with others who can assist. Within each arrangement, users can pay for the cost of fuel and offer compensation to their helpers for their time. The app is now available for users and communities across the United States. In A PICKle has over 300 members and accounts in 39 states including over 100 Hotshot drivers ready to deliver at any time of the day. The website suggests members use the app to ship automobiles, move furniture and household goods, or even ship small packages. The app is web-based and accessible on any computer or mobile device.

Irrespective of whether you have a pickup or delivery request or simply heading out of town with extra space in your vehicle, In A PICKle is the best platform to avail as well as an offer within your community. The application is completely web-based and hence, users do not have to download or install anything that would take up device space. Rather, it is accessible from any browser on both mobile devices and computers. With free membership, the platform is growing exponentially across communities in rural America. One can simply post a transport request or accept a request to complete a trip or transport. The In A PICKle app matches requests between peers. Members can easily communicate with other members to arrange for transports and discuss compensation or gas sharing.

The platform has a captive audience coming together for the very specific purpose of transportation assistance among members. The audience consists of two types of members. Those who need help getting an object from point A to point B (requesters) and those who can assist transporting that object (runners). Along with the captive audience, In A PICKle provides a platform that connects members based on the route of a requested transport. The requester will post the pickup and drop-off locations and the runner will be notified of requests that match their service area or route within a planned trip. In A PICKle matches members and then provides a messaging platform for peers to begin their communication regarding the request. The platform also sends notifications to peers regarding their requests and upcoming jobs.

In a PICKle is a web-based membership platform that connects users for peer-to-peer transport.

The service not only provides users with assistance in having their transport needs met but may also act as a source of income for users' assistance. The app was built by Timothy Moylan, who was born and raised in Nebraska and currently resides in rural Montana. Anyone interested in the membership platform can visit https://inapickle.app/ on their phone or computer to create an account.

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