Sheet 01 · What we do
Four lines of work, one question: who does the street serve?
Urban logistics and mobility
Moving a magazine, a meal or a person across the city should not cost the planet, exhaust a worker or extract value out of a neighbourhood. We model the routes and prove the numbers.
- Distribution studies
- Route optimisation
- Fleet analysis
- Pilots
Software and self-hosting
Your tech is shared infrastructure. We build tools a cooperative can own and run itself, so its operating brain, its data and its decisions stay in its own hands.
- Custom tools
- Routing
- Systems you own and run
Data spaces
Data governance for logistics and mobility: who holds the data a city's deliveries and journeys produce, who may use it, and on what terms.
- Data governance
- Logistics and mobility data
Networks
Our networks are built on trust and experience. We help them govern themselves, train their people and speak up together, with networks such as the Clean Mobility Collective.
- Governance
- Training
- Advocacy
Specification · How we work
Cooperation
Worker-owned, worker-managed. Our economies of scale are social, and our opportunity cost is our collective well-being.
Sustainability
Our cargo bikes are fuelled by local produce. Our servers are fuelled by solar panels.
Rigour
Projects require plans, and plans require execution. We came to the social economy to make transformative change.
Dignified work
We work on projects that improve the quality of life of those around us, or we don't work.
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