PickUp Sign for
Singapore chauffeurs
and operators.
Free pickup sign app for Changi Airport, hotel arrivals, and corporate transfers across Singapore.
Singapore's chauffeur sector runs on tight margins and high expectations. Premium service means details that print signs cannot match: a digital name board, full brightness, no logo clutter, no battery-eating background apps. PickUp Sign was built for that standard. Free, no ads, no internet required.
Why drivers in Singapore
are switching.
Built for Changi
T1, T2, T3, T4, Jewel. The app works the same regardless of terminal or arrivals hall. Pre-load the name before you leave the carpark.
Multilingual passenger names
Smart text scaling renders names cleanly across Latin, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Tamil characters. The right glyphs appear at the right size.
Premium look without the cost
Black, white, or 22 brand-matching premium colours via a US$0.99/year optional upgrade. No subscription needed for the core app.
Real Singapore use cases.
MICE event pickup, Marina Bay Sands
Driver fleet greeting delegates by name, every sign rendered identically across the rank.
Cruise transfer, Singapore Cruise Centre
Family group arriving for a Royal Caribbean departure, single tablet held up at the meeting hall.
Frequently asked.
Is PickUp Sign free in Singapore?
Yes. The core app is free forever in Singapore and everywhere. There are no ads, no trials, no time limits. The optional Colour Themes upgrade is US$0.99 per year if you want premium background colours.
Does it work without internet at the airport?
Yes. PickUp Sign is fully offline. No mobile data, no Wi-Fi, no airport network required. Type the name, hold the screen up.
What devices does it run on?
iPhone, iPad, and Android phones and tablets. Free on the App Store and Google Play.
Will my screen stay awake while I am holding it up?
Yes. The app keeps the screen on at maximum brightness automatically the entire time a name is displayed.
Airport guides in Singapore.
Free on the App Store and Google Play.
Available across Singapore.