If Uber just isn't your cup of tea, its main ride-hailing competitor Lyft is finally coming to Windows 10 PC and Mobile. Word of the universal app's release comes by way of Microsoft's Paul Britton on Twitter. And though the Store listing is currently live, the app doesn't appear to be live for everyone just yet.
From the Store listing:
Need a lift? Use Lyft to get an affordable ride in minutes. Instead of hailing a cab or waiting for the bus, just request a car with the tap of a button, and get picked up by a nearby friendly driver who'll take you to your destination right away. Enjoy a welcoming, affordable, and memorable ride today. Our app is cheaper than a taxi, faster than the bus, and easy to use. And now you can use your Windows mobile phone or tablet to request your Lyft rides.
The app is quite zippy and it looks great, but there are a few bugs with it that may make initial usage a bit odd. Fingers crossed a few updates will give it some polish, but at least it's here.
Download Lyft from the Windows Store
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