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Skip the short flight. Work the whole way there.

Private door-to-door rides between cities 150–300 miles apart, in vehicles set up as mobile offices. Booking is not open yet; the planning tools below are free.

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Ink illustration of a mobile-office SUV driving along a dashed route between two cities.

Try it now · Road Desk AI

Turn ride hours into an agenda

Describe your meeting and ride length. The helper returns a timed agenda you can use on the road. Please do not type personal data.

More helpers for trip day plans and client messages are on the Road Desk.

The idea in five stops

From a lost day to a working one

  1. Stop 1 · Problem

    Short flights eat the day

    On trips of 150–300 miles, travelers lose hours to airport transfers, security, delays and boarding for a flight that is short in the air. Driving yourself wastes the whole day. Either way, the time is rarely productive or private.

  2. Stop 2 · Solution

    A private ride that works

    Priva is a booking marketplace for door-to-door private rides between cities. Luxury cars and SUVs are converted into mobile offices with Wi-Fi, presentation screens and a private compartment.

  3. Stop 3 · Product

    Route-first tools

    This site lets you explore corridors on a map, compare door-to-door time for flying and riding, plan work blocks inside the vehicle and use three AI helpers. Planning data stays in your browser.

  4. Stop 4 · Business model

    Marketplace commission

    Priva will earn a marketplace commission on each booked ride once booking opens. Booking is not open yet. Corporate travel programs and repeat business accounts are the natural expansion, and the free tools bring in high-intent travelers before they book.

  5. Stop 5 · Vision

    The routine regional trip

    Make the 150–300 mile trip a routine part of the working day, so regional business travel is as productive as the office, and connect the city pairs that sit between a short drive and a flight.

Intercity trip guides

Three short guides

Practical notes for the 2–5 hour ride. Each ends with a checklist and links to the tool that helps most. Scenarios are examples.

Open the Cabin Planner · Open the calculator

MILE1

How to work in a vehicle

Treat the ride like a small office with a fixed timetable. Do the work that needs a screen and quiet first, keep calls for the middle when the road is steady, and leave the last 20 minutes for notes and arrival.

Example scenario: a 3 hour ride. 45 minutes deck review, 30 minute client call, 60 minutes focus time, 15 minute break, 20 minutes notes.

  • Charge every device before pickup
  • Download files you need offline
  • Put calls in the middle of the ride
  • Take a short break on rides over 3 hours
Plan your blocks →
MILE2

How to prepare for a client meeting after a ride

Aim to arrive with the meeting already rehearsed. Use the ride to review the deck, write three points you want to land and agree an agenda with colleagues. Keep a buffer so a slow road does not become a late start.

Example scenario: leave at 7:00, meeting at 13:00. Rehearse the pitch in hour one, answer email in hour two, stop work 30 minutes before arrival.

  • Share the agenda the day before
  • Rehearse the opening two minutes
  • Send an arrival-time note to the client
  • Keep 20+ minutes of buffer
Draft the agenda and message →
MILE3

How to compare a ride and a flight for a trip

Compare door to door, not gate to gate. Add the trip to the airport, check-in and security, the flight, a delay buffer and the trip from the arrival airport. Then count how many hours you could actually work in each case.

Example scenario: 280 miles. A 55 minute flight plus transfers and buffers comes to around four hours (about 3 h 55 min with default buffers); the ride takes about 4 h 50 min door to door and can be mostly working time.

  • Use your real airport transfer time
  • Include a delay buffer
  • Count working hours, not only minutes
  • Treat all numbers as estimates
Run the comparison →

Plans

Free in early access

Every planning tool on this site is free while Priva is in early access. Paid plans are planned, with no date set; we will announce them before they apply.

  1. Available now

    Early access · Free

    Corridor map, Fly vs Ride calculator, Cabin Planner and the three Road Desk AI helpers. No account needed.

  2. Planned, no date set

    Ride booking

    Priva will earn a marketplace commission on each booked ride once booking opens. Fares will be shown at booking, never on this site.

  3. Planned, no date set

    Business accounts

    Corporate travel programs and repeat business accounts for teams that ride the same corridors often.

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