A seat that is always yours, a desk that moves at seventy miles an hour, and ninety minutes that finally belong to you. The commute is the same. What you arrive as is not.
Forty seven miles of peninsula between two cities, and a coach that leaves on the published minute whatever the road is doing. You watch the sun come up. Someone else drives.
Reserved seating on every departure, published times, published stops. Doors close at 06:45, and that is the last decision you make until San Jose.
Gigabit Wi-Fi, power at every seat, and a table that fits a laptop and a coffee. The first call of the day happens here, before anyone else is in the building.
Everyone on board lives near you and works near you. Some mornings that is ninety minutes of quiet. Some mornings it is the conversation you would never have booked.
Reclined seat, blanket, lights dimmed, the peninsula sliding past at dusk. You do the unwinding on the coach and arrive home as a person.
One route to start, San Francisco to San Jose, twice a day from November. Join the waitlist and we hold you a seat for the first week.
340 Mbps Wi-Fi, power at every seat and a real table. The first call of the day happens on board, not after it.
Ninety minutes a day stop being overhead. They become the most predictable, usable block on your calendar.
Licensed operators, professional drivers, published times and a reserved seat that is yours before you leave the house.
Read, rest, or get home with something left in the tank. The hour belongs to you, whichever way you spend it.
Wi-Fi connects on its own, power at every seat, a table wide enough for a laptop and a coffee.
The cabin is quiet enough for video. Table seats face each other when the ride is the meeting.
A chapter a day down the peninsula is a book a month. The window seat is the best desk you will get.
Stream, scroll, or watch the fog lift off the bay. No lane changes, no exits to miss.
Reclining seats, blankets, dimmed lights. The best sleep some riders get all week is on the 07:15.
The service is a coach, but the product is what it hands back: the morning you did not fight for, the evening you got back, the person you are when you walk through the door.
Inbox handled before the building opens. The day starts from in front, not from behind.
The stress stays on the coach. You do the unwinding between Diridon and Millbrae, not at the dinner table.
No car to park, no fatigue to shake off. Parents on the pilot corridor get the bedtime story back.
One pilot route from November 2026. Salesforce Transit Center in San Francisco down to Diridon Station in San Jose, with stops at Millbrae and Palo Alto. Choose a stop to see its times.
Draft pilot timetable. Final stops and minutes are confirmed with the operating partner before launch. Booking opens on the operator's reservation system before the November start.
Tell us where you board and where you step off. Every answer shapes the stops and the times.
Booking opens before the November launch and you will hear from us first, coupon attached.
Someone from the Show Up pilot team will be in touch within two working days.
One route for the pilot: Salesforce Transit Center in San Francisco, Millbrae, Palo Alto and Diridon Station in San Jose along US 101, launching November 2026. The waitlist is open now; booking opens shortly before launch on the operating partner's system.
Every ride is reserved. When booking opens you pick a seat once, and a QR boarding pass arrives by email. Show the QR at the door; monthly pass holders keep the same seat on every departure.
Single rides cancel free up to 2 hours before departure for a full refund to the original payment method. Monthly passes cancel anytime and stop at the end of the paid month; unused full weeks are refunded pro rata during the pilot.
Refunds are processed by the operating partner through Stripe to your original payment method, normally within 5 to 10 working days. If a departure is cancelled by us, you are refunded automatically without asking.
$20 for a single one-way ride, or $300 a month for up to two rides a day, with 50% off the first month for early registrations. Companies buy blocks of seats or a whole coach on a custom quote. Pilot fares are drafts, confirmed before booking opens.
No. Accounts, seats, payment and travel history live with the licensed operating partner and open with booking. This site deliberately stores none of it. It holds your waitlist place and hands you over.
That is the point. Wi-Fi at 340 Mbps, power and USB-C at every seat, a table, and a cabin quiet enough for calls. Table seats face each other when the ride is the meeting. Or you can sleep. All of it counts.
Payment runs on Stripe through the operating partner and opens with booking, shortly before launch. Reserve the plan now and check out the day it opens. The 50% launch price is locked to your email.
Cancel anytime, no hidden fees. No card is charged today and no payment details are collected on this site.
Questions about routes, timings, corporate seats or anything else. A person reads every message and replies within two working days.
Thanks — we have it. Someone from the Show Up pilot team will reply within two working days.