Building neighbourhoods with less parking and more mobility
As cities grow, new developments need to balance housing demand with limited urban space.
Together with real estate developers and municipalities, umob helps reduce car dependency by giving new residents immediate access to sustainable mobility from the day they move in.
Instead of relying on private car ownership, residents receive mobility credit through the umob platform, allowing them to travel by public transport, shared bikes, e-bikes, shared cars and other mobility services. By making sustainable alternatives easy and accessible, developments can reduce parking demand while creating more liveable neighbourhoods.
Replacing parking with mobility
Mobility budgets offer a practical alternative to building additional parking spaces. Through one platform, developers can provide residents with flexible mobility credit that supports daily commuting, shopping and leisure travel. Residents gain freedom of choice, while developers create future-ready projects that align with municipal mobility ambitions.
Adding value beyond the building
Mobility becomes part of the residential experience. New residents receive a simple onboarding journey, one app to access every transport option and a seamless way to plan, book and pay for their journeys. This improves accessibility from day one and increases the attractiveness of new developments.
Supporting sustainable urban growth
By integrating mobility into residential projects, developers contribute to lower car ownership, reduced parking pressure and more efficient use of urban space. Together with municipalities, umob helps create neighbourhoods where sustainable transport becomes the natural choice.
Building communities, not parking spaces
umob makes alternative mobility part of the development, giving residents practical options for commuting, shopping and everyday journeys.
Offer residents a credible alternative to private car ownership and strengthen the mobility plan behind the development.
Bring public transport, shared bikes, scooters, cargo bikes, shared cars and taxis together in one app.
Include mobility credit with the apartment, giving residents access to transport from the moment they move in.
Everything residents need in one app.
Access to multiple mobility providers
Residents reach public transport alongside shared bikes, e-bikes, e-scooters and cars from a range of local operators, without needing a separate account for each provider.
Public transport and shared mobility in one app
Planning, booking and paying all happen in one place, so every journey runs through a single app, a single account and a single point of support.
Personal or apartment specific registration
Access is granted with a unique code, linked either to an individual resident or to the apartment itself, so the arrangement stays with the home when tenants move on.
One time or recurring mobility credit
Offer a single welcome credit at handover, or top up a balance every month for a fixed period. The amount and the duration are set per project.
Reporting on registration and use
See how many residents have registered and which modes of transport they use, so results can be shared with municipalities and used to support planning commitments.
Built for real city challenges.
Rethinking mobility for inner-city living
Blaak 333 is one of Rotterdam's landmark residential developments, designed for a new generation of urban living. Together with To Be At, umob makes sustainable mobility part of the residential experience from day one.
Every apartment receives a mobility budget in the umob app, topped up to €20 each month for three years and worth up to €700 per apartment. Residents register with a unique code and can plan, book and pay for journeys with RET, Lime, Cooltra, BAQME and felyx in one app, from shared bikes and e-scooters to cars.
Residents get immediate access to a wide range of transport without the cost of a private car, while developers deliver projects that match municipal mobility ambitions. Blaak 333 shows how mobility can become part of the built environment, creating neighbourhoods that are more sustainable, more accessible and less dependent on private vehicles.
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about building mobility into your development.