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Paradise Valley brothers create carpooling app for students, athletes

Saves parents time and money

Sahil Bagai, 12, and his brother Ishan, 15, realized last August that their parents had a real problem on their hands.

With Sahil’s school in Scottsdale and Ishan’s in Phoenix — and the two’s extracurricular activities all over in the Valley — their parents were spending two to three hours every day driving them around.

“One day we saw our parents running around trying to get us to our events and picking us up and dropping us off from school,” Sahil said. “Once we got to our activities we would see all of our friends and their parents would say, ‘Oh, if we knew you guys were coming, we could have car pooled together.’ So we thought why isn’t there a solution for this?”

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