Necture

NECTURE provides operational services for mobility fleets, including automated rebalancing, charging as a service, airport service, mechanic valet, and vehicle check and cleaning. It also runs StreetCrowd, a decentralized crowd for 24/7 operations, and offers delivery robot support under its Last Mile Delivery focus.

Its customers are mobility and fleet operators, including shared-mobility providers and business fleets transitioning to EVs. The website describes its service model as distributed, real-world execution orchestrated with its technology. The website does not describe its pricing or revenue model in detail.

The company's milestones list parking optimization as its 2015 origin (as Parkbob), a first rebalancing pilot in Seattle in 2019, a 2020 pivot to Ubiq, and a 2024 rebrand to NECTURE. It reports two Series A rounds (EUR 4.5 million in 2023 and EUR 2.5 million in 2024), 20 team members, 20 cities and 20,000 vehicles. Its open role is a working-student position in Business Operations based in Vienna, Austria.

Product: Distributed fleet operations services for mobility providers, including automated rebalancing, charging, airport service, and the StreetCrowd crowd-based operations platform.