Open Mobility App

To be able to use all the mobility services a city has to offer, citizens often have to use a host of different apps. To help counter this complexity, EDAG is working with a number of German communities on an open-source mobility app that combines all of a community’s services in a single user interface.

The modular principle enables every customer to select whichever functions are called for to meet the requirements and needs of their local communities.

These individual services can be combined in a customizable home screen. Using a live mobility map, various elements can be filtered and routes planned. The integration of third-party apps, booking and payment options creates a central hub for the community’s mobility requirements. A standardized process permits the simple and value-adding integration of individual services at various different depths.

Every municipality can commission its own tools, and the open source concept means that these can also be used by other clients. The aim is to make the vision of a community managed super app reality.

DESCRIPTION

Mobility app for non-urban areas based on urban data platforms (e.g. FIWARE) and data spaces (e.g. Gaia-X)
Aggregation of various smart city mobility services
Implementation of the separate communities’ individual requirements and mobility concepts under under an individual “umbrella” application
“Modular system” for app and service components
White label functions & approach

CUSTOMER
MPSC-Kommune Eichenzell

ZEITRAUM
2023 – present

TOOLS

Open Standards: FIWARE, Mobility Data Specification from Google, charging, …
Open source: public money, public code
State of the art technology: Flutter (app and web application), Nest.JS (backend and logic)