I'm not actually sure. I lived in Austin during the time, and it was nice, but it also meant I needed to have 2-3 Austin-specific rideshare apps, Uber and Lyft,

I'm not actually sure. I lived in Austin during the time, and it was nice, but it also meant I needed to have 2-3 Austin-specific rideshare apps, Uber and Lyft, and then Juno for when I was in NYC. It was just cumbersome. I wasn't using any of them regularly, mostly just on trips/to and from the airport, so a lot of the time when I tried to open any of them, they'd need me to re-enter my payment info. It's just not a good UX to have 5 different apps that all do the same thing, because you can't be sure exactly which ones will work when you need them.