Midnight Asphalt

Ride Sharing App UI Design Template

Glide is a map-led ride sharing app design with a bright, blue-accented interface, built for founders and designers shipping a mobility product.

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Ride sharing app home screen with map and Where to destination search

Ride sharing app ride options screen with GlideX, XL, and Lux tiers and fares

Ride sharing app trip details screen with fare breakdown and payment selector

Explore the screens

Preview the ride sharing mobile app design, fully editable in Sleek.

Driver is arrivingScreen 4

Trip in progressScreen 5

ReceiptScreen 6

AccountScreen 7

About the Ride Sharing App

Glide is a ride sharing app UI design template built around the map as the hero surface, with frosted bottom sheets that slide up to handle every step of a trip. The look pairs an off-white base and crisp black headings with a single blue accent reserved for live routes, links, and key prompts, plus an amber tag that flags surge pricing on premium tiers.

The template ships seven connected screens that form a complete ride flow: a "Where to?" home with saved places, a ride-tier picker showing GlideX, Glide XL, and Glide Lux with ETAs and fares, a trip-details confirmation with fare breakdown and payment selector, a driver-arriving screen, live in-trip tracking with a progress bar, an arrival receipt with itemized fare and a star rating, and an account screen with profile, payment, and saved addresses. Realistic map snapshots, driver and rider avatars, and per-tier vehicle icons make each screen read as a finished product.

Use it in Sleek and make it yours: restyle the palette, edit any screen with AI by describing the change, and add the flows your product needs. Then export it to code, copy it into Figma, or hand a prompt to an AI agent to build it for real, all far faster than starting from a blank canvas.

Screens included

Home

A full-width city map sits above a "Where to?" sheet with a destination search, a saved-places shortcut, and a recent destination like Ferry Building. The entry point for booking a ride.

Ride options

Inset rows list each tier with a 3D vehicle icon, ETA, and fare: GlideX, Glide XL, and Glide Lux with an amber surge flag. The selected tier lifts and the "Confirm GlideX" button anchors the choice.

Trip details

A confirmation sheet shows the estimated fare, ETA, and payment method, with a clear standard-fare and service-fee breakdown above a "Request Glide" button.

Driver is arriving

A map tracks the approaching car while a card shows the driver Marcus, his 4.96 rating, the Tesla Model 3, and the plate, with Safety, Share, and Cancel trip controls.

Trip in progress

A live map with a route to Ferry Building, a minimized driver strip, a progress bar showing miles to go and arrival time, plus quick Safety and Share buttons.

Receipt

An arrival summary maps the completed route and itemizes the fare, tip, distance, and payment card, with a five-star rating row to close out the ride.

Account

A profile screen with avatar and rating, Activity, Payment, and Help shortcuts, saved Home and Work addresses, a Free rides referral, and a membership upsell banner.

Key features

Map-first layout with frosted bottom sheets
Single blue accent for routes, links, and key actions
Amber surge flag on premium ride tiers
Ride-tier rows with vehicle icons, ETAs, and tabular fares
Live trip tracking with a progress bar and arrival time
Itemized receipt with fare, tip, and star rating
Driver card with photo, rating, vehicle, and plate
Three-icon dock for Ride, Package, and Account

Who it's for

Founders validating a ride sharing or mobility MVP

Product designers needing a transportation app starting point

Indie developers building an on-demand rides app

Mobility teams prototyping a booking and tracking flow

What you can build

Launch an MVP for a ride sharing or carpool product
Mock up screens for an investor or stakeholder pitch
Hand a complete, consistent ride flow off to developers
Explore a redesign of an existing transportation app

How to use this template

1
Open the template
Browse the screens and preview the full design to see if it fits your idea.
2
Use this template
Open your own fully editable copy in Sleek with one click.
3
Edit with AI
Restyle the palette, change layouts, and add or remove screens just by describing what you want.
4
Export and ship
Export your design or hand it to developers, and keep building toward launch.

Questions, answered. Everything to know before you start.

How do I build a ride sharing app from this template?

Click "Use this template" to open it in Sleek as your own editable project, then shape it by describing the changes you want: restyle the palette, edit any screen, and add the flows your product needs. You start from seven connected screens instead of a blank canvas, so you reach a working ride sharing app UI far faster.

What screens are included in this ride sharing app design template?

Seven screens: Home with destination search, Ride options with tiers, Trip details confirmation, Driver is arriving, Trip in progress, Receipt, and Account. Together they cover the full ride flow, from booking and matching to live tracking and payment.

Can I customize the ride sharing app UI design?

Yes. Use the template in Sleek and edit any screen by chatting with the AI: change the palette, adjust the ride tiers and fares, or rework the map sheets. There's no manual redraw; you describe the change and it's applied.

Is this template suitable for a carpool or delivery app?

It maps cleanly onto adjacent mobility products. The booking, tracking, and receipt screens fit carpooling, courier, or package delivery flows, and the dock already includes a Package tab you can build out for your niche.

Can I export the design to code or Figma?

Yes. Sleek exports your design as code, copies straight into Figma with no plugin, or hands you a ready-made prompt that an AI agent like Claude Code or Cursor can use to build it into a real, working app.

Is this ride sharing app design template free to use?

You can open and explore the design for free, then use it in your own Sleek project to build on it. Editing and exporting follow Sleek's standard plans.

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