Find a scooter nearby
Open the map to see the scooters around you, with the places you can ride and park drawn on the same map.
Scoteri is a shared electric scooter service designed around the city, launching first in Erbil, Kurdistan Region.
Ten moments, and the app handles every one of them. Scroll through a Scoteri ride as a rider will see it.
01Find
Open the map to see the scooters around you, with the places you can ride and park drawn on the same map.
02Scan
Point your camera at the QR code on the handlebar. If it will not scan, type the short number printed under it.
03Start
Scoteri sends the unlock and waits for the scooter to confirm it. Your ride timer starts only once it has.
04Ride
Time and distance update as you go. Slow and no-ride areas are applied on the scooter itself, not left to a warning.
05End
End the ride in a place you can park. Inside a no-parking area the ride stays open until you move the scooter.
06Photo
Photograph the parked scooter, upright and out of the way, so there is a record of how it was left.
07Review
Your photo goes to the Scoteri operations team, who confirm the scooter was parked properly.
08Confirm
Once the parking is approved the ride closes, and the scooter is ready for the next person.
09Charge
The cost of the ride is deducted from your in-app balance, and every ride is listed in your wallet.
10Top upAt launch
Top up securely from the app: choose an amount, confirm with your card, and your balance updates.
Illustrative app screens. Amounts and times are examples.
1 of 10Find
Open the map to see the scooters around you, with the places you can ride and park drawn on the same map.
Point your camera at the QR code on the handlebar. If it will not scan, type the short number printed under it.
Scoteri sends the unlock and waits for the scooter to confirm it. Your ride timer starts only once it has.
Time and distance update as you go. Slow and no-ride areas are applied on the scooter itself, not left to a warning.
End the ride in a place you can park. Inside a no-parking area the ride stays open until you move the scooter.
Photograph the parked scooter, upright and out of the way, so there is a record of how it was left.
Your photo goes to the Scoteri operations team, who confirm the scooter was parked properly.
Once the parking is approved the ride closes, and the scooter is ready for the next person.
The cost of the ride is deducted from your in-app balance, and every ride is listed in your wallet.
Top up securely from the app: choose an amount, confirm with your card, and your balance updates.
Illustrative app screens. Amounts and times are examples.
Scooters only work in a city that stays orderly. Scoteri draws the rules onto the map and enforces them on the vehicle.
Enforced by the Scoteri platform today.

Badly parked scooters are why cities lose patience with them. So parking on Scoteri is a rule the system checks, not a request.
Built in-house and tested on real scooters: the vehicle link, the zone engine and the back office a city operation runs on.
Each vehicle keeps a live link to Scoteri. Its position and state are always known, so a scooter can be found, locked or taken out of service from the back office.
A ride starts with a command to the vehicle, and the clock only runs once the scooter replies.
Headlights switch on for night riding without the rider doing anything. Deployed and confirmed on real hardware.
Running scooters well is mostly operations. The software the team runs a city on exists today.

A city of ring roads and short trips between districts, with no shared scooters yet. Scoteri is preparing its first launch here.
Scoteri works with the people who shape how a place moves.
Scoteri is preparing for its first city and speaking with investors and strategic partners who want to be part of it.