WarpSpeed Taxi is an early-stage U.S. company developing a ride-hailing and food delivery app called WarpSpeedTaxi, which connects passengers and restaurants with independent contractor drivers. The app lets customers request rides or food and goods delivery via smartphone, with ride pricing based on distance plus dynamic surge pricing. As of the filing date, WarpSpeed Taxi has no employees, no revenue, and no launched product, though the app has completed beta testing. The company plans to generate revenue through two streams: a 15% take rate on ride fares, with the remaining 85% paid to drivers, and a 5%-15% commission on food and goods delivery orders, depending on volume. Drivers are independent contractors who use their own vehicles and are paid weekly. WarpSpeed Taxi plans to launch first in high-density U.S. cities like New York, Chicago, and San Francisco, with international expansion to Europe, Canada, and Australia planned if the U.S. launch succeeds. The company's differentiation strategy relies on offering lower commissions to restaurant partners, attracting drivers with a lower platform take rate, and targeting non-food local courier delivery, which WarpSpeed Taxi argues incumbents have underpenetrated. The company plans to run back-office operations in India to reduce labor costs.