Our Mission
At Qucit, we work to make cities more livable and sustainable. And one of the pillars of the quality of life in the city is active mobility, which allows equitable and ecological access to various urban services. We support shared micromobility operators to help them simplify their operations. We optimize the logistics of their field operations to increase the rate of vehicle use and guarantee compliance with the levels of service expected by the community, while reducing operational costs, simplifying team management, and limiting energy consumption.
Qucit Bike: simplify your field operations
Qucit Bike is the leading software for the logistical optimization of field operations of shared micro-mobility systems.
Composed of a dashboard for managers and a mobile application for field teams, operators & technicians, it allows you to automate:
The deployment and rebalancing of your fleet
The collection of broken bikes
Swapping of batteries
Control and maintenance of the stations
With Qucit Bike, simplify and optimize all your daily operating processes, from rebalancing to maintenance!
Reduce your operating costs by optimizing field operations logistics
Meet all types of service levels expected by the city
Increase vehicle utilization with predictive rebalancing
New: Optimize battery recharging and bike redistribution for more efficient operations
Discover a comprehensive approach to battery recharging optimization for sustainable shared electric mobility with the "Bike Charging" module. Our system integrates both battery replacement and intelligent relocation of e-bikes to charging stations.
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Qucit Bike works with all types of bikes
Mechanical bicycles
Electric bicycles
Cargo bikes
Regardless of the parking solution chosen
Physical stations
Virtual stations
Free-floating
Hybrid system (several of the above types)
We help our customers shape the cities through shared mobility
shared vehicles
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rides per year
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Their testimonies
smovengo - paris
“Qucit Bike allows us to free up time at the control centre by letting the algorithm suggest the best tasks to the agents. In this way, the control centre can take care of other important tasks for the operation of the fleet. Right from the start, the tool was well adopted by all the stakeholders, from managers to agents and the control centre. The fact that the Qucit team was by our side throughout the implementation phase played a very important role. Indeed, the remarks/requests coming from the agents were took into account and most of the time implemented quite quickly by Qucit, which greatly contributed to the acceptance of the tool by the agents.”
Mohamed Ali Kari, Head of IS operations at Smovengo
àvélo québec
“The Qucit Bike technology has impacted different aspects of our operations. On the one hand, it simplifies the management of regulation tasks by facilitating their distribution in the field for our field operators. On the other hand, the tool allows for better tracking of distances traveled, the number of actions performed by our crews and the tasks performed.”
Pierre Béranger, Project Manager for bike sharing operations
3 continents .
14 countries .
30+ cities .
3 continents . 14 countries . 30+ cities .
Discover our latest partnership: Bicycle Transit Systems, operator of Indego, now uses Qucit Bike!
The Indego network is operated by Bicycle Transit Systems, a U.S.-based company that paved the way for bike sharing in the U.S., having launched systems in almost every major U.S. city! Today, the company has over 100 employees operating three major systems: Los Angeles' Metro Bike Share, Philadelphia's Indego and Las Vegas' RTC Bike Share.
We're delighted to announce that Qucit is providing the superb team at Bicycle Transit Systems with a new tool to facilitate their daily activities, such as rebalancing, bike collection and battery swap. Philadelphia thus becomes the fourth American city to join the Qucit adventure, after Pedal Movement and WE-cycle recently. Our American expansion continues, so stay tuned!
Focus on Shared Mobility: Innovations, Challenges, and Developments
