Your riders live in the app. So does your revenue.
Your brand in the app store, our platform underneath, and a rider funnel you tune per market without shipping a release. Every screen is built to move riders from install to subscription.
Five moments decide whether a rider becomes revenue.
Every rider crosses the same five steps: install, sign up, first rental, repeat, and subscribe. Most operators lose the most riders in the gap between sign-up and that first rental. The app is built to close each gap, and to show you exactly where riders fall out.
Sign-up you tune per market, without an app release.
The sign-up flow runs off your backend configuration. Change the steps, the verification depth, and when riders pay, market by market, with no store release. You see where riders drop, step by step.
Verify the way each market needs
ID Austria or your own provider, in a native in-app browser, with resets from the dashboard honoured immediately.
Payment that runs through
Apple Pay and PayPal complete inside sign-up instead of bouncing riders back a step, and business users can skip the personal fee.
Fix mistakes before they cost you
Riders review a mistyped email or phone on the code screen before continuing, so the account is not lost at the first step.
Rental intent, met on the map.
Riders search by name, address, or postcode, filter by range, and reserve a guaranteed parking spot at the destination. The price is on screen before they confirm, so the trip starts without a second guess.
Found fast
Localised search and a state-of-charge range slider get riders to a vehicle they can actually take, not one that is nearly flat.
A drop-off that is guaranteed
Destination parking reservations share the rental lifecycle, so the ride always has somewhere to end, even in a busy garage.
Price with no surprise
The per-minute rate, protection option, and any discount are shown before the rider starts, so the trip ends without a dispute.
Some rentals you plan. The app handles both.
Riders who already know when and where they need a vehicle skip the search. They pick a pick-up and return time down to the half hour and a location, and the vehicle is reserved and waiting, in the same app, the same account.
Book from days to weeks out
A calendar shows which dates are open at that location, so a rider never picks a date the fleet can not cover.
One flow, on-demand or ahead
The same map, vehicle, and payment screens serve both rider types, no separate app or account for your team to support.
Location locked in upfront
Pick-up and return location is confirmed before the booking, so the trip never starts with a "where do I even go."
A rental that ends clean.
The vehicle screen carries the live rate, the protection option, and the payment method in one place. A pre-ride damage check hands you a documented condition baseline for every trip, so disputes end before they start.
The first rental is the cheapest one you will ever sell them.
Activated riders come back for dozens more, as long as the app stays out of their way. These are the details that decide whether they do.
A wallet that reads clearly
Free-minute balances show in minutes, not a confusing currency figure. Packages and passes sit where riders look for them, and invoices download as PDF.
Entitlements in the price
Vouchers and free minutes are applied to the estimate, so the quote a rider sees before they start is the price they pay.
Lifecycle that lands
A marketing push lands riders on the exact screen that earns, a subscription or a pass, and gets there reliably even the first time they open the app after installing.
Turn riders into subscribers.
Most riders never subscribe, even when their usage says they should. The app surfaces the saving and lets riders switch tiers in one tap, immediately or at the next renewal, so the plan follows how they actually ride.
Switch without the churn
Riders move up or down a tier from the account screen, so an upgrade is a tap, not a cancel-and-resubscribe.
Packages and passes, in reach
Minute packages, ride passes, and vouchers sit where riders expect them, with balances shown in minutes.
Rules you set
Configure whether a switch applies now or at renewal, so discount-based plans behave the way your pricing intends.
And consumers into companies.
Business accounts are built into the same app. Corporate riders skip the personal sign-up fee and the private payment step, so one app serves your consumer and B2B demand without a second build.
- Business users bypass the personal sign-up fee and private payment method
- A business-trip reason field that follows your configuration, required or not
- One app, one release, serving consumer and corporate riders at once
Questions operators ask.
Is it really our brand, or a template?
Your name, icon, colours, and copy across iOS and Android, published under your own developer accounts. Riders see your brand in the store and in the app; the platform underneath is ours.
Is the app on-demand only, or can riders book ahead?
Both, in the same app and account. Riders can unlock a nearby vehicle right now, or schedule a pick-up and return time and location days or weeks out, whichever the trip calls for.
Can we change the sign-up flow per market?
Yes. Sign-up steps, verification depth, and when riders pay are driven by backend configuration, so you adjust the flow per market without shipping an app release.
How do riders pay?
Cards, Apple Pay, and PayPal, with the provider logo shown on saved methods. Business accounts can skip the personal sign-up fee, so one app serves consumer and corporate riders.
What languages are supported?
Any language you want. The app doesn't ship with a fixed language list: your team translates it into whatever your market needs, including right-to-left scripts, and you control every string yourself.
How often does the app improve after launch?
Every branded app inherits the platform releases, which ship roughly every two weeks. White-label does not mean frozen.
A better app every two weeks. You just approve the release.
White-label does not mean frozen. Every branded app inherits the platform's releases, in any language your team translates it into, right-to-left included. A sample of what shipped recently:
In-app subscription switching
Riders change subscription tier from the account screen, applying the switch immediately or at the next renewal, without cancel-and-resubscribe.
Pre-ride damage confirmation
An interactive vehicle diagram shows existing damage before the trip starts, giving every rental a documented condition baseline.
Destination parking reservations
In on-demand setups, riders reserve a guaranteed drop-off spot when booking or mid-ride, so the trip always has somewhere to end.
Cleanliness rating at unlock
Riders rate a vehicle right after unlocking, a real-time signal you can route cleaning against instead of waiting for a complaint.
Change sign-up per market, no release
Change sign-up steps and verification depth per market, including ID Austria, from configuration, with no app release.
Campaigns that land on the right screen
Lifecycle campaigns open the passes or subscriptions screen in one tap, so a push lands riders on the exact screen that earns.
Prove it on your own fleet.
Paid pilot: your vehicles, your city, a maximum of three months, for a fixed €15,000.