Addis Ababa University
The kind of everyday connection BISKLET hopes to support—from classes and libraries to nearby neighborhoods.
Ride the Future of
Dockless bike sharing designed for Addis Ababa. BISKLET is preparing its first pilot and building a simpler way to move through the city.
A greener way through a changing Addis.
From renewed corridors to open green parks, these places show the connected, greener Addis that BISKLET is being built for.
A glimpse of the trips we are building for.
Universities, libraries, cafés, and neighborhoods show how useful short city rides could become.
Photo supplied by BISKLET
This is real movement in Addis.
A rider, pedestrians, greenery, and the city moving together. This is the kind of everyday corridor BISKLET is being built to support.
Addis Ababa is expanding dedicated walking and cycling infrastructure to make short trips safer and easier.
See the Addis mobility update
Three steps when BISKLET launches.
The planned experience is simple—find a bike in the app, scan to unlock, and finish in an approved parking area.
Find a bike
The app will show available bikes once the pilot is live.
Scan to unlock
Scan the QR code to unlock a bike and begin the ride.
Ride and park
Finish the trip by locking the bike in an approved area.
The first BISKLET ride is on the way.
We are preparing our Addis pilot. App availability and launch details will be shared when they are ready.
Coming soon on theApp Store
Coming soon onGoogle Play