The map above is the real thing. Set your pickup, search for where you are going, choose the taxi and see what your driver will see. Sending the call needs a free account, because a driver has to know who they are collecting.
LYNX dispatch is closed right now, and drivers take calls from 5:00 am to 8:00 pm, Aruba time. If nobody can take your ride, the screen says so before you tap, and you can book a pickup for a later time instead.
No. LYNX runs in your phone browser at app.lynx.aw. You can add it to your home screen if you want it to behave like an app, but there is nothing to install and nothing to update.
You can set up the whole ride without one: your pickup on the map, where you are going, the taxi type, passengers and bags. Sending the call needs a free account, which asks only for your email, because the driver has to know who they are picking up and how to reach you.
A government licensed independent Aruban taxi driver. LYNX does not own taxis or employ drivers: it sends your ride to licensed drivers nearby, and the one who takes it is shown to you with their name, plate and vehicle before they arrive.
Yes. A scheduled pickup is booked on the LYNX fare page, where you also see the official government tariff for the trip before you book it.