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SINGAPORE – The Indonesian company Go-Jek has launched a beta version of its application here.
Beta is a technical language for the prototype, which means that changes and adjustments may still be forthcoming.
The application can be downloaded from Thursday 29 November.
The indications are that a full launch will take place early next year.
Go-Jek President Andre Soelistyo said, "It is with great pride that we begin deploying our services in Singapore.
"We are launching the beta now, as we are tweaking the system to meet the high standards expected in Singapore."
During the beta phase, access to the application will be granted in batches "in order to balance driving demand and service capabilities".
Go-Jek has recruited drivers in recent weeks, but it's unclear how many of them will pass from the dominant application, Grab.
The Straits Times understands that some 20,000 drivers have expressed interest in signing up with the newcomer, but the firm will not reveal how many have actually downloaded the app.
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