Tappsi

The catalog description labels this item as a Toronto ride service, but the established Tappsi brand I could verify was a Colombian taxi-booking app launched in Bogotá in September 2012. I found no reliable source confirming that the historical Tappsi service operated in Toronto, so the location claim should be treated as unverified. [Microsoft account of Tappsi](https://blogs.windows.com/windowsdeveloper/2015/02/17/tappsi-app-helps-hail-cabs-in-bogota/)

Tappsi let passengers request a taxi from a smartphone and share their location with nearby drivers, with the original service focused on Bogotá and later Colombian cities. It was a taxi-hailing platform rather than a general Toronto transit planner. [Tappsi company profile](https://co.linkedin.com/company/tappsi)

The later Easy Tappsi listing describes itself as a Cabify app that lets users request taxis or private cars and see an estimated fare before travel. Its listed coverage includes Colombia and several Latin American and European countries, not Toronto. [App Store listing](https://apps.apple.com/co/app/easy-tappsi-una-app-de-cabify/id562064313)

No. Tapsi, spelled with one p after Ta, is a separate Iranian ride-hailing app whose App Store listing says it matches riders with the nearest driver and shows the price before booking. The Colombian Tappsi brand and Iranian Tapsi should not be merged into one catalog item. [Tapsi Passenger](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/tapsi-passenger/id6708240165)