Harrison Amit
A former concierge and tour guide from small town Nova Scotia, now building Canada's own rideshare.
We are making getting around more accessible and more equitable: fair pay for drivers, and affordable, reliable rides for riders.
Harrison Amit founded HOVR in 2019. The idea came from the drivers he met on his own commutes to meetings around the Greater Toronto Area.
People drive for all kinds of reasons: to support a family, to send money home, to put children through college and university. What every driver shared was a wish to be paid fairly and treated with respect for the work they do.
On shared rides Harrison asked riders why they chose rideshare and what their trips were like. After hundreds of documented conversations with both, he knew there had to be a better experience for everyone. HOVR is that answer.
Harrison Amit founds HOVR after years of conversations with drivers and riders.
Ride HOVR Corporation is incorporated as a Canadian company.
HOVR launches in Toronto on May 2, with drivers keeping 100% of the fare.
14 Canadian cities configured, and an equity crowdfund open to the people who use it.
The leadership team brings years of experience across consumer industries and has studied rideshare for the better part of five years.
A former concierge and tour guide from small town Nova Scotia, now building Canada's own rideshare.
Security and AI, leading engineering across the HOVR platform.
Growth, partnerships and marketing, previously at Rewardly.
Working alongside the team in operations, engineering, marketing and compliance.