Turn local demand into booked pickups.
A clean way to book, pay and come back, day or night.
- Booking site with saved care preferences
- Kalia answers customer texts 24/7
- Memberships, promos and gift cards
Aloha, I’m Brian. I drive Tama Laundry’s routes in Honolulu, answer the customer texts, and write Tama OS at night. It runs your booking site, dispatch board, driver app, payments and your own Uber Direct couriers, for one flat monthly price and 0% of your sales.
No payment to apply. No hardware. Month-to-month.
In production at Tama Laundry. Real orders, drivers and payments every day, with $1K+ days.
Vans full, or no vans yet? Send any pickup or delivery to an Uber courier from the dispatch board. You connect your own Uber Direct account and Uber bills it for each trip. Tama OS takes no cut and adds no markup.
This is one courier trip on my dispatch board. When Tama Laundry ran on Cents, I had no control once a driver was out. So every control on this row answers something that went wrong on my routes.
Uber’s status, live on my board. On Cents I had to pretend to be the customer just to see where the driver was.
“Side door, ring the bell.” Notes change. I can edit pickup and drop-off instructions and times while the trip is live, within what Uber allows.
Uber won’t let anyone change a live trip’s address. One tap cancels and rebooks to the new one, free before a courier accepts.
A lot of times the Cents driver just wouldn’t move to go pick up. Now the watchdog flags it, and this puts the stop back on my own route.
Uber bills my own Uber account. Tama OS takes nothing. How much the customer pays is my setting.
The Cents parts are Brian’s own experience running Tama Laundry on it, not a review of Cents today. Written by Tama OS LLC, a vendor that competes with Cents.
Run a location courier-only, with no drivers at all. Or go hybrid: your drivers first, couriers after a set time, on certain days or zones, or when routes are full.
Customer pays Uber’s price, you cover a set amount or a percent with a cap, a flat delivery price, or free for members or over an order total.
Customers get your branded tracking page, never Uber’s, and never your store’s location. They can still message the courier: “I’m at the side gate.”
Also built in: a price-jump guard that holds a trip for your OK, and a courier is never sent to deliver an unpaid order. Setup is five guided steps, in Uber’s test mode first. Uber Direct today, where Uber offers it. Couriers are in early access: we’re turning them on account by account.
This is tamalaundry.com, a real Honolulu laundry on Tama OS. Yours gets your name, colors, zones and prices, on your own domain or a free yourname.tamaos.ai address.

Pickups and deliveries by zone and window. Assign each stop to a driver’s shift or a courier, then watch it move from pending to done.
One system instead of booking forms, driver texts, spreadsheets and payment links. I sit in all three seats most days.
A clean way to book, pay and come back, day or night.
From doorstep to washer and back, without losing the thread.
Repeat revenue and commercial accounts, without living in your inbox.
Six AI helpers take the repetitive work. You stay in charge of anything customer-facing. Meet the staff
Pick your stage. See what Tama OS does for you next.
Booking site, confirmations, simple pricing, payments and a customer app. No hardware, no stitching five tools together.
Tama Laundry started with a phone, a car and a lot of driveways. The software to run it didn’t exist at a fair price, so it was built order by order, between pickups.
Tama Laundry LLC is a separate company and a platform customer.
Published prices and the founder’s own experience. No spin.
Cents figures from trycents.com/pricing, checked October 21, 2026. Written by Tama OS LLC, a vendor in this comparison. Confirm current pricing with each vendor.
Every feature in every plan. Sized by vans, never by features. First 60 days free, then month-to-month. Cancel any time.
Free migration done by the founder, free branded-app setup, and a direct line to the operator who built it. Same prices as everyone: no crossed-out “public” rates, no percentage that grows with you.
Your Tama OS price doesn’t move with revenue. Slide it and watch. Stripe’s standard card fee (2.9% + 30¢) is passed through at cost and is the only per-order cost.
Everything to run pickup & delivery from one van, owner-operator.
For a small fleet with drivers you pay.
For several stores, a plant, or a big commercial book.
Booking site on your domain or a free yourname.tamaos.ai address, customer web app, Driver app, Kalia for customer texts, masked driver calls, and one local number with texting registration in your business name.
Branded App Store and Google Play app, $49/mo + $299 setup. Extra phone numbers, $5/mo. Texts over your allowance, 2¢ each. SEO & Google autopilot, $99/mo. Migration, $499 after the first ten operators. Domains at cost.
A percentage of sales, per-order fees, a markup on card processing, a cut of courier trips, per-seat fees, contracts.
Now ask your current software: what do you take per order, all-in? Is processing passed through at cost, or marked up? If the answer takes a sales call, you have your answer. See the full pricing breakdown
Yes. Tama OS supports operators who wash orders themselves or partner with an existing laundromat for production. Start with a phone and a car, then add drivers, couriers, production capacity and locations as demand grows.
A delivery business on top of your store: online booking, routes, a driver app, customer tracking, memberships, commercial invoicing, AI staff, and your own Uber Direct couriers when you don’t want to hire drivers. The founder migrates the first ten founding operators for free.
Yes. Connect your own Uber Direct account in Settings → Couriers and choose own drivers, courier only, or hybrid. Uber bills your account directly for each trip. Tama OS takes no cut and adds no markup. Uber Direct is supported today, where Uber offers it.
Uber doesn’t let anyone change the drop-off address of a live trip. Tama OS makes it one tap: Cancel & rebook to the new address, free before a courier accepts. Pickup and drop-off instructions and times can be edited live, within what Uber allows at each stage.
Yes. Every plan includes your booking site and a customer web app that works on any phone. Your own branded app in the App Store and Google Play is an add-on, included on Multi-store.
No. Tama OS is a flat monthly price — $199 for one van, $299 for up to three, $449 for unlimited vans and locations — with every feature in every plan. The first 60 days are free and it’s month-to-month after that. The only per-order cost is Stripe’s standard card fee, passed through at cost with no markup.
Yes. Assign routes to your own drivers, send overflow to your Uber Direct account, coordinate production with a partner, and keep order, payment and customer data in one place.
The founder migrates the first ten founding operators for free; after that, migration is $499 one-time. The plan covers customer data, services, pricing, zones and team access before you cut over.
Follow booking, dispatch, membership use and the final invoice.
Keep remaining pounds, bag counts and payable charges clear.
Check coverage, handoffs, customer instructions and billing.
The AI that runs our laundry can run part of yours: an assistant that answers customer texts, invoices that send themselves, an owner dashboard. Fixed price, two clients at a time.
60 days free, then one flat monthly price and 0% of your sales. The first ten operators get free migration and a direct line to the operator who built it.