Accessible mobility and resilience tools for cities
Pinge works with cities on two fronts: PiMap, a resident map fed by the city's live data with emergency routing, and accessible light electric mobility for residents who need it.
For governments
Tools for a city that moves everyone.
City map with live data
PiMap gives every resident one map, fed by the city: construction works, blocked paths, and places that matter. Residents pin issues and ideas, and the city replies in the open.
Emergency and resilience routing
When the city declares an emergency, every route adapts: shelters first, flood-safe streets, cool places in a heatwave, safe ways through a storm. Mobility-impaired residents first.
Accessible mobility programmes
Home trials, vehicles, rental, and subsidy guidance for residents with reduced mobility, with repair and buy-back included so nothing ends up unused.
Pilots and partnerships
Start with one district and grow from there. PiMap was built with the City of Tallinn at City Resilience Hack 2026, and we are open to the next city.
- Everyday routing
Avoids active construction and blocked paths.
- Crisis routes
For storms, floods, heatwaves and air raids.
- Two-way
Residents pin issues and ideas; the city replies in the open.
- Proven start
Built with the City of Tallinn at City Resilience Hack 2026.
FAQ
Questions from cities.
What is PiMap?
PiMap is one city map for every resident. It routes people around construction and blocked paths every day, and when the city declares an emergency, every route adapts to shelters, cool places and flood-safe paths.
Has a city used PiMap?
PiMap was built with the City of Tallinn at City Resilience Hack 2026.
Can we start with one district?
Yes. Start with one district and grow from there.
Do you also help residents with reduced mobility?
Yes: home trials, vehicles, rental and subsidy guidance, with repair and buy-back included.
Get in touch
Ready when you are.
Book a free test drive, reserve a rental, ask about service, or talk fleets. A real person answers, usually within 30 minutes during working hours.