
Provider of dock-based smart parking and charging stations for personal bicycles and e-scooters.
Bikeep's product line spans dock-based smart parking stations for bikes and scooters, fully enclosed smart bike lockers, weatherproof bike hangars, dedicated scooter parking stations, and a cloud management platform combining a Console, mobile app, and API. Seven smart-station models cover parking-only, e-bike charging, battery-powered, card-based, dual-use, and internal-rental configurations.
Access runs through the Bikeep app, RFID cards, white-label RFID, transit cards, or API, with add-ons for security cameras, four-hour fire-safety relays, and metal ground plates, letting municipalities, transit operators, airports, and campuses deploy modular 5-to-20-dock networks managed from a single dashboard.
The smart micromobility parking and charging market is expanding as cities, transit agencies, universities, and commercial property owners seek secure infrastructure for the growing fleet of personal e-bikes and e-scooters, driven by e-bike adoption, fire-safety regulation around lithium-ion charging, and demand to replace car parking with higher-capacity bike parking. Bikeep positions itself as the infrastructure provider for this shift across more than 30 countries.
Bikeep's outlook cites city-wide secure parking networks that can raise cycling rates by roughly 50 percent within two years and notes that cyclists spend about 40 percent more in nearby shops than motorists, framing smart bike parking as both a mobility and a local-economic investment for municipalities and retail destinations.
Bikeep's competitive advantage rests on an integrated hardware, firmware, cloud, and app stack built by one team rather than stitched together from generic IoT tools, giving operators direct hardware telemetry such as voltage, lock state, and firmware version that third-party dashboards cannot access. Its stations lock any bike or scooter in three seconds with a two-point steel bar and app, RFID, or transit-card access.
The platform pairs a cloud Console with a rider app and API, supports over-the-air firmware updates, and closes a maintenance feedback loop where cyclists report issues with photos that convert into tracked maintenance tasks with Slack notifications, reducing bike theft by up to 99.9 percent at deployed sites.