MoviSur switches its network on on 1 November 2026. Both apps — for passengers and for drivers — are already published on Google Play and the App Store, so you can download them and have your account ready from today. What does not work yet is rides.

What you can do today

If you are going to ride

Download the passenger app and create your account. It is free and commits you to nothing. On 1 November all you have to do is open it and request the ride.

If you are going to drive

Download the drivers app, enter your details and the vehicle's, and link Mercado Pago. It takes under ten minutes. We then verify your documents, and if something is missing, we message you on WhatsApp.

There is a concrete reason not to leave this for the last minute: documents are verified in the order they arrive, and drivers approved before launch start on day one keeping 100% of their earnings during the first month.

What happens on 1 November

The network switches on by itself. You do not have to do anything, update the app, or register again. That day rides start working in the five cities that open first: Caleta Olivia, Cañadón Seco, Pico Truncado, Koluel Kaike and Río Gallegos.

The full list, including the towns coming next, is on the cities page.

If your city is not open yet

Download the app anyway. It helps us see where real demand is, and it is one of the two things that speed up a town switching on. The other is drivers signing up.

Frequently asked questions

Can I request a ride before 1 November?

No. Until that date the app works for creating your account and, for drivers, for uploading documents.

Do I need to update the app that day?

No. The network switches on by itself.

Where do I download the app?

On Google Play and the App Store. The links are on the passengers and drivers pages, depending on which side you are on.

Where can I check other questions?

On our frequently asked questions.

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