Jump, initially founded as Social Bicycles Inc. in 2010 by Ryan Rzepecki, was a dockless scooter and electric bicycle sharing system. The company operated in multiple countries including the United States, New Zealand, Canada, and several European nations. Riders could unlock bikes using the Uber app, making it convenient and integrated with existing ride-sharing services. Jump's mission was to provide accessible and eco-friendly transportation options in urban areas, aiming to reduce traffic congestion and pollution.

Notable affiliations include its acquisition by Uber in 2017, which significantly expanded its market reach. In 2020, Jump was acquired by Lime, another major player in the shared mobility industry. Despite ceasing operations under its original brand, Jump made a substantial impact by popularizing dockless bike-sharing systems and integrating them with ride-hailing apps. This integration set a precedent for future mobility solutions, emphasizing convenience and sustainability in urban transportation.