What SharingOS does

SharingOS, founded in 2017 and headquartered at Hong Kong Science Park, operates as a vertically integrated mobility-sharing technology company providing turnkey hardware-and-software platforms to operators of shared scooter, bike, and moped services. The company serves mobility-sharing operators and indirectly the cities and end-users they reach, with operations reported across approximately 20 countries, 42 cities, 1.35 million+ registered users, 100,000+ active paying users, and 8.5 million+ completed orders. The corporate footprint extends to a regional headquarters and Super Ebike showroom in Shanghai (Yangpu District), a US entity in Potomac, Maryland, and a Super Ebike deployed at Apple's Cupertino campus in California.\n\nThe product architecture couples proprietary IoT-enabled hardware vehicles with a Mobility SaaS software stack. Hardware spans electric scooters (V1.10, V1.10.D.TS, and the three-wheeled V1.12P), electric bikes (Super E-Bike V3.1 and Electric Bike V4.D.TE), the Mechanical Bike V8.1 with SharingOS digital locks, electric mopeds (V2.1 plus the Bosch-powered Model S), bike docking stations, and the patented ANTSLOCK electronic locks. All vehicles integrate with SharingOS IoT modules (S35 for scooters, S10 for mopeds) that link to the SaaS platform, supporting both free-floating and docking-based deployments with multi-region hardware certifications (CE, TUV, UL, SGS, ISO 9001, ROHS, UN38.3). The software layer comprises a GDPR-compliant white-label iOS/Android app, backend console, engineer's maintenance app, and an AI/analytics module (DAVID operations assistant and Sharing Insight demand-forecasting model) that delivers multi-modal interoperability through a single end-user account.\n\nRevenue is generated via three streams: hardware sales of vehicles, IoT devices, and locks; recurring SaaS licensing for the Mobility SaaS platform; and professional services for deployment and customization. The go-to-market is an enterprise field-sales motion using direct outreach, website inquiry forms, and trade-show presence (Autonomy Paris 2018; CES 2020 Las Vegas). Pricing is quote-based with no publicly disclosed tiers; customer mix targets mobility operators and municipalities seeking turnkey last-mile and smart-city infrastructure.

Name

SharingOS

Legal name

SharingOS Inc

Website

https://sharingos.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

2017

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

SharingOS is a vertically integrated mobility-sharing technology company, founded in 2017, that provides turnkey IoT-enabled hardware vehicles and a SaaS management platform to scooter, bike, and moped sharing operators across approximately 20 countries.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Shared Mobility Technology

NAICS

Automotive Equipment Rental and Leasing (5321), Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related Services (518210)

SIC

Wholesale-Hardware (5072), Services-Computer Integrated Systems Design (7373)

akta.pro primary industry

Corporate Micro-Mobility Sharing (E-bikes, Bikes, Scooters) (TLABALAG)

akta.pro secondary industries

Shared Mopeds/Motorbike Share (TLAFAMAH), Shared Mobility Operations & Fleet Services (Charging/Swapping, Rebalancing, Maintenance) (TLAFAMAJ), Mobility Data Exchange & Analytics Platforms (MDM, Data Hubs, Insights) (THADALAJ)

Keywords

• Shared mobility solutions
• Fleet management software
• IoT hardware platforms
• Vehicle sharing systems
• Mobility SaaS platform

Headquarters

HQ city

London

HQ country

United Kingdom

HQ region

Europe

Offices5 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Software

Cost components

Technology or R&D, Personnel, Supply Chain, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

1. Hardware Sales: Sale of electric scooters, bikes, mopeds, docking stations, IoT devices, and digital locks for mobility sharing operators.
2. Software/SaaS Licensing: Mobility SaaS system including white-label iOS and Android apps, back-end management console, operations and maintenance app, and AI analytics.
3. Professional Services: Implementation and customization services for mobility sharing deployments.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels3 records

Core offering

SharingOS offers a turnkey, IoT-enabled mobility sharing platform combining proprietary hardware (electric scooters, e-bikes, mechanical bikes, mopeds, digital locks, IoT modules, docking/charging stations) with a comprehensive SaaS management system. The platform lets operators of any size launch shared scooter, bike, and moped services under their own brand using white-label apps, a backend operator console, an engineer's app, and AI-powered analytics for fleet optimization.

Product overview

SharingOS is a global mobility sharing company offering an integrated platform combining hardware vehicles and software solutions for last-mile transportation. The portfolio includes a unified Mobility SaaS System with white-label iOS/Android apps, backend management console, and engineer's maintenance app, supported by diverse hardware including electric scooters (V1.10, V1.10.D.TS, V1.12P three-wheeled), electric bikes (Super E-Bike V3.1, Electric Bike V4.D.TE), mechanical bikes (V8.1), mopeds (V2.1, Model S), charging stations, and IoT devices (S35, S10). The system supports both dockless and docking deployment models for bikes and scooters, with AI-powered analytics (Insights & Analytics, DAVID AI assistant, Sharing Insight) for predictive demand forecasting and operational optimization. All vehicles integrate with the IoT platform for fleet connectivity.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• DAVID: AI operations assistant that helps existing partners optimise their operations and vehicle fleet management through automated work processes, including automated dispatching of vehicle redistribution and collection tasks.
• Sharing Insight
• ANTSLOCK

Products and services

• Electric Scooter Sharing Hardware IoT-enabled electric scooter hardware (V1.10.D.TS, V1.10, V1.12P) with swappable batteries, designed for operator-owned shared scooter fleets and integrated with the S35 IoT module and ANTSLOCK digital locking.
• Electric Bike Sharing Hardware Electric bicycles (Super E-Bike V3.1, Electric Bike V4.D.TE) with adjustable seating, swappable batteries, and built-in IoT for shared e-bike fleets. Super Ebike 14th iteration introduced in 2021.
• Mechanical Bike Sharing Hardware Mechanical bike V8.1 for shared bike schemes; the SharingOS Smart Bike 8th generation launched in 2021.
• Electric Moped Sharing Hardware Electric mopeds (Moped V2.1, Moped Scooter Model S) with longer range and removable batteries, supported by the S10 IoT module for fleet tracking and remote locking.
• ANTSLOCK Digital Lock ANTSLOCK digital locking system (T7.3 for e-bikes/mechanical bikes; T6 for scooters) with RFID support (since 2019) for secure, keyless vehicle access in shared fleets.
• IoT Module S35 IoT module S35 that plugs into scooters to provide connectivity, GPS tracking, and remote control for fleet management.
• IoT Module S10 IoT module S10 that plugs into mopeds to provide connectivity, GPS tracking, and remote control for fleet management.
• Bike Docking Station V2.2 Bike Station V2.2 docking station for organized parking of shared bikes in urban environments.
• Electric Scooter Charging Station Charging station for shared e-scooter fleets, enabling battery recharging and swap operations at designated locations.
• Mobility SaaS Platform End-to-end SaaS management system comprising a White Label iOS/Android consumer app, Backend Console for fleet and operations management, and an Engineer's App for field maintenance staff. Allows operators to launch their own branded shared mobility service.
• SharingOS Insights & Analytics (DAVID and Sharing Insight) AI-powered analytics suite including the DAVID Operations Assistant and Sharing Insight predictive analytics, built on deep learning, big data, and transfer learning algorithms to optimize asset allocation, rebalancing, and dispatching for shared mobility operators.

Quantifiable outcome

• 8,500,000+ orders completed on the platform
• +3 more outcomes

Segments2 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

AI capability4 records

Feature6 records

Partnerships

Two partnerships are on record, tiered core.

• Leading Moped ManufacturercoreOEM/ Whitelabel/ Licensing PartnerSharingOS cooperates with a leading manufacturer to provide professional Moped vehicles for sharing business. The manufacturer supplies parts primarily from European companies including Bosch for the Moped Scooter Model S.
• Docking Technology PartnercoreTechnology or IntegrationDocking technology partner whose technology has served more than 1,000,000,000 rides in HZ City Scheme with 100K+ docks. Described as one of the most reliable technologies in the bike sharing industry worldwide.

Scale indicators8 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Direct peers

• INVERS: INVERS is a German B2B shared-mobility platform provider offering connected-vehicle technology, share-software, and fleet-management solutions to scooter, carshare, and moped-share operators — directly comparable to SharingOS's hardware-plus-SaaS operator stack.
• Optimile: Optimile provides a white-label MaaS and shared-mobility platform (apps, back-office, payments, fleet management) used by operators of shared bikes, scooters, and cars in Europe — competing head-to-head with SharingOS's Mobility SaaS for the same operator buyers.
• GeoT: GeoT offers a connected-fleet IoT and operations platform for shared mobility and light-electric-vehicle operators, with hardware telematics and a SaaS layer — overlapping SharingOS's IoT-plus-software proposition.
• Fluidtime: Fluidtime builds MaaS platforms (apps, routing, ticketing, multimodal journey planning) for public and private mobility providers — competing for the same operator/city customers as SharingOS's SaaS stack.
• Trafi: Trafi provides a white-label MaaS platform integrating public transport, shared bikes, scooters, and ride-hailing for cities and operators — directly comparable to SharingOS's multi-modal white-label app offering.

Emerging players

• Voi Technology: Voi is a major European e-scooter sharing operator that has historically built some tech in-house but increasingly partners with or procures from B2B mobility-platform vendors like SharingOS — relevant as both a potential customer and adjacent competitor.
• TIER Mobility: TIER is one of the largest European micromobility operators across e-scooters and e-bikes; its in-house technology stack competes with — and sometimes procures from — B2B shared-mobility platform vendors such as SharingOS.

Broad incumbents

• Lime: Lime is a global shared micromobility operator (scooters and bikes) with deep proprietary operating software and large fleet scale; relevant both as a direct competitor and as a benchmark for the operator customers SharingOS targets.
• Bird: Bird is a major shared-mobility operator that has historically procured third-party hardware and software; it represents both a potential customer and a competitor for SharingOS in the operator-vendor market.
• Moovit: Moovit (an Intel company) provides a global MaaS platform used by cities and operators to integrate multimodal transport including shared bikes and scooters — competing with SharingOS's multimodal SaaS offering for city and operator contracts.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

• Xx.com/sharing_os

Compliance13 records

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles8 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

M&A

Investments

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