What Coding The Curbs does

Coding The Curbs B.V. is an Amsterdam-based private company founded in 2023 by Iskandar Tange (CEO) and Alwin Bakker (Co-founder) that sells a digital curbside management platform to European city governments. Its offering is organised around five integrated modules: Quickscan (on-site diagnostics), Curbside Data (IoT sensor-based real-time monitoring), Smart Zones (bookable curbside spaces with a driver-facing booking app and city dashboard), Enforcement Module (automated detection of unauthorised use with alerts to enforcement teams), and Tactical Urbanism (public-space intervention design). The technology stack combines ground-installed IoT sensors, real-time data dashboards, and a reservation application covering licence plate, vehicle type, and time-slot booking. The company operates across 20+ countries and 100+ cities, with named deployments in the Netherlands (Haarlem, Amsterdam), Spain (Alcoy), and Romania (Bucharest District 6).

The business model combines a recurring Smart Zone platform subscription (IoT sensors, dashboard, booking app) with professional services revenue from Quickscan assessments and Tactical Urbanism interventions, both delivered under quote-based custom pricing with no publicly disclosed tiers. Go-to-market is direct enterprise sales to municipal authorities across Europe, supplemented by event-driven engagement such as Amsterdam Innovation Day and demo booking via calendar links. The company is supported by partnerships with YES!Delft, EIT Urban Mobility, and founding partners Future Mobility Network and Fronteer, and operates with a core team of approximately six from its headquarters at Johan Huizingalaan 763A, Amsterdam.

Reported customer outcomes include a 50% reduction in enforcement response time in Bucharest and consistent qualitative feedback from city stakeholders on logistics efficiency and stakeholder communication, though no revenue, ARR, or contract value figures are disclosed. The company is GDPR-compliant with EEA data residency, and at the time of input has no disclosed external equity funding rounds beyond accelerator support from YES!Delft.

Name

Coding The Curbs

Legal name

Coding the Curbs B.V.

Website

https://codingthecurbs.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

2023

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

Coding The Curbs is an Amsterdam-based GovTech company that provides European city governments with an IoT-enabled digital platform for managing curbside space, combining real-time sensor monitoring, bookable Smart Zones, automated enforcement, and urban design services.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Smart City Curbside Management Software

SIC

Services-Automotive Repair, Services & Parking (7500)

akta.pro primary industry

Parking & Curbside Management Authorities (Municipal Parking, Permits, Loading Zones) (BPAIALAL)

akta.pro secondary industries

Corporate Parking & Curb Management (Permits, Allocation, Validation) (TLABALAJ), Curbside, Loading Zone & TNC/Rideshare Management (BPABAKAG), Digital Payments & Enforcement for Parking (Mobile Pay, LPR/ANPR, Citation Mgmt) (TLAJAIAE), Smart Parking, Curb & Mobility Management (Facilities) (HSAPAPAK)

Keywords

• Curbside management
• Smart city software
• Urban logistics platform
• IoT parking sensors
• Booking app solutions

Headquarters

HQ city

Amsterdam

HQ country

Netherlands

HQ region

Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Software

Cost components

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

Revenue model

1. Smart Zone Platform Services: Revenue generated from providing the digital curbside management platform to cities, including IoT sensor installation, monitoring dashboard access, and booking platform services.
2. Professional Services: Consulting and analysis services including Quickscan assessments, tactical urbanism interventions, and implementation support for cities.

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels4 records

Core offering

Coding The Curbs provides a digital curbside management platform for cities that combines IoT ground sensors, real-time monitoring dashboards, and a driver-facing booking application. Its services span five modules: Quickscan (on-site analysis), Curbside Data (IoT monitoring), Smart Zones (bookable curbside spaces), Enforcement Module (automated violation detection), and Tactical Urbanism (public space interventions).

Product overview

Coding the Curbs offers a unified curbside management platform consisting of five interconnected service modules: Quickscan (diagnostic analysis), Curbside Data (IoT monitoring), Smart Zones (bookable spaces with driver booking app), Enforcement Module (automated violation detection), and Tactical Urbanism (public space intervention). The core platform enables cities to digitise, manage, and adapt curbside space through IoT sensors, real-time data dashboards, and a booking system. Smart Zones are bookable via a driver-facing app while cities control access and rules from a single dashboard. The five modules work together as an integrated system: Quickscan provides analysis, Curbside Data delivers monitoring, Smart Zones enables booking, Enforcement Module automates compliance, and Tactical Urbanism drives long-term improvements.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Quickscan Rapid on-site diagnostic service that analyses how logistics and curb usage actually work using field scans, interviews, and spatial data mapping, producing actionable reports with clear insights and recommendations for cities.
• Curbside Data Real-time curbside monitoring service using IoT sensors and connected hardware that tracks occupancy, visualises activity, tracks performance, and predicts demand via a live dashboard.
• Smart Zones Bookable, digitally managed curbside spaces that allow drivers to reserve time slots via a booking app while cities manage rules and access from a single dashboard, enabling optimised logistics and safer streets.
• Enforcement Module Automated enforcement module that links IoT hardware to the curbside dashboard, detecting unauthorised use in real time and sending alerts to enforcement teams for fast, fair action.
• Tactical Urbanism Public space improvement service that uses targeted interventions informed by curbside data and urban design expertise to co-create solutions that reshape how streets are used.
• Booking App Mobile and web application enabling drivers to book time slots at Smart Zones ahead of arrival, providing guaranteed space access and managing reservations including licence plate, vehicle type, and reservation timing.

Quantifiable outcome

• Response time reduced by 50% for enforcement teams
• +2 more outcomes

Named customers4 records

Segments1 record

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature4 records

Partnerships

Four partnerships are on record, tiered core.

• EIT Urban MobilitycoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerSupported by EIT Urban Mobility, a European initiative supporting innovation in urban mobility. Partnership provides access to resources, network, and validation for urban mobility solutions.
• YES!DelftcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerSupported by YES!Delft, a startup accelerator in Delft, Netherlands. Partnership provides startup support, mentorship, and access to innovation ecosystem.
• Future Mobility NetworkcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerFounding partner of Coding the Curbs. A network focused on future mobility solutions that provided foundational support for the company's formation.
• FronteercoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerFounding partner of Coding the Curbs. A strategic partner contributing to the company's founding and development.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Broad incumbents

• INRIX: INRIX is a broad traffic, parking, and curbside intelligence platform that acquired Coord, giving it direct overlap with Coding the Curbs across Smart Zones, real-time data, and city-scale deployments.
• Kapsch TrafficCom: Kapsch is an established supplier of smart parking, tolling, and urban traffic management systems to European cities, competing broadly with Coding the Curbs in municipal procurements for curbside and enforcement technology.
• ParkMobile: ParkMobile operates a mobile parking payment and enforcement platform across hundreds of North American cities, providing a comparable SaaS-style city contract vehicle for curbside monetization adjacent to Coding the Curbs' Smart Zones model.
• Siemens Mobility: Siemens Mobility offers broad intelligent traffic systems and urban mobility solutions for cities, providing indirect competition to Coding the Curbs as a comprehensive smart-city vendor that increasingly bundles curb and parking modules.

Direct peers

• CurbFlow: CurbFlow built a loading-zone and curb management platform that lets drivers find and reserve commercial loading spaces, directly mirroring Coding the Curbs' bookable Smart Zones and enforcement approach for urban deliveries.
• Streetline: Streetline offers IoT-based smart parking sensors and analytics for cities and operators, overlapping directly with Coding the Curbs' Curbside Data monitoring module in the smart-parking sensor stack.
• Coord: Coord is a curb management data and API platform for cities, the closest direct US-based competitor to Coding the Curbs' Smart Zones and Curbside Data modules; the two companies solve the same problem (digital, bookable, enforceable curbside space) with very similar product architectures.
• Populus: Populus provides curbside and mobility management software to cities, including loading zone and curb policy tools, putting it in direct competition with Coding the Curbs' Smart Zones and Enforcement Module in the urban curbside SaaS category.

Regional players

• Flowbird Group: Flowbird supplies parking meters, mobile parking, and urban mobility solutions primarily across Europe, competing with Coding the Curbs for municipal curbside and parking modernization contracts in shared geographies.
• EasyPark Group: EasyPark is one of Europe's largest parking and mobility platforms across multiple European countries, making it a regionally focused peer whose digital parking and curbside services overlap directly with Coding the Curbs' European city footprint.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

Compliance1 record

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles6 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds1 record

Investors1 record

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M&A

Investments

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