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BE APPY WITH TAXIAPPS


TAXIAPPS LAUNCHES TO HELP OPERATORS MOVE FASTER WITH SMARTER SOFTWARE INTEGRATIONS


Article by Taxiapps info@taxiapps.co.uk www.taxiapps.co.uk


TaxiApps has officially launched with a mission to help taxi and private hire operators access the kind of digital tools, branded booking journeys and dispatch-connected software integrations that can often feel out of reach for smaller and growing businesses.


Born from real operator experience


TaxiApps was born from the experience of building Elite Liverpool, a modern private hire operator serving Liverpool, Sefton, Wirral and UK airport journeys. Through that journey, founder Paul Newbery saw first-hand how operators need practical, connected and commercially useful tools that sit alongside the dispatch systems they already rely on.


Rather than creating software from a distance, TaxiApps has been developed from the operator’s side of the desk. Its focus is on making day-to-day improvements achievable, whether that means launching a branded passenger app, creating a venue booking portal, improving web booking, supporting mobile dispatch workflows or developing custom tools for operators.


Connecting operators, customers and dispatch systems


TaxiApps provides software integrations with taxi dispatch management systems, including iCabbi- connected onboarding and workflows, and is actively looking to integrate with all major taxi software providers. Its purpose is not to replace dispatch platforms, but to extend them with operator-first products that improve customer experience, unlock new booking channels and support better operational control.


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The TaxiApps platform supports products such as passenger apps, website booking flows, venue portals, mobile dispatch tools, CabSafe and custom operator tooling, helping operators make bookings, venues and dispatch feel like one fast, connected brand.


Making software innovation more accessible


Many operators have ideas for improving their businesses but assume that bespoke software, advanced integrations and polished customer- facing tools are only available to large fleets with large budgets. TaxiApps has been created to challenge that assumption by turning operational problems into workable products and practical software solutions.


Paul Newbery, Liverpool, said:


founder of TaxiApps and Elite


“TaxiApps is about making things happen. Operators know what they want to improve, but they do not always have the route to build it. We want to work with operators and dispatch management system providers to create useful, connected tools that help move the industry forwards.”


Industry support from ETGL


Darren at ETGL welcomed the launch and praised Newbery’s journey from operator growth to software innovation.


“It’s been a pleasure working with Paul Newbery since he joined us in June 2023. At the time, Elite Liverpool was a relatively small operation with only a handful of drivers. Over the past three years, Paul has demonstrated exceptional dedication, leadership, and entrepreneurial vision, transforming Elite Liverpool into a highly successful and respected private hire operator.


JULY 2026 PHTM


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