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BOLT TECHNOLOGY OU
For urban commuters seeking affordable transport and gig-economy workers looking for flexible income through driving or delivery.
Known forBolt Driver: Drive & Earn
For urban commuters seeking affordable transport and gig-economy workers looking for flexible income through driving or delivery.
Providing a multi-modal mobility ecosystem integrating ride-hailing, micro-mobility, and delivery for urban commuters and gig workers.
Target audience
Portfolio
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Bolt Driver: Drive & Earn
vDA.134.1
2mo ago
Primary focus
Multi-modal mobility and delivery platform
Scale
indie
Target audience
Urban commuters seeking affordable transport and gig-economy workers looking for flexible income through driving or delivery.
Released 36 updates across 9 apps in the last 6 months with the most recent major release occurring 11 days ago.
13 apps analysed
Analysis in progress
Commission-based model undercuts category-standard take rates
Low operational overhead in emerging markets
Analysis in progress
Tightly focused on 3 markets (Brazil, Portugal, United States).
Based on 1 of 13 apps with localized market data — more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
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Positive apps
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Neutral / mixed
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Negative apps
38/100
Avg sentiment score
Operates in the adjacent delivery-driver space with high release velocity and massive user scale.
Strategic outlook coming soon.
What fed this analysis
A direct ride-hailing competitor with a strong focus on driver-centric features and consistent app updates.
Dominates the same global ride-hailing driver niche with massive scale and a high-frequency release cadence.
Strong regional contender with a focus on corporate and premium segments.
Targets the specific motorcycle-taxi niche, providing a specialized alternative to standard four-wheel ride-hailing apps.
Caviar targets the premium segment of the food delivery market, competing for Bolt's higher-end restaurant partnerships.
A global heavyweight directly competing on the 'affordability' value prop.
Gopuff competes by owning the entire supply chain through micro-fulfillment centers, challenging Bolt's grocery delivery vertical.
A dominant European 'multi-mobility' rival with an extremely high update frequency.
This app competes for the same 'quick-service' food budget, focusing on brand-specific loyalty and direct-to-consumer ordering.
High-velocity development and massive scale make this a formidable regional competitor in the ride-hailing space.
Seamless competes directly for the urban food delivery market, leveraging a long-standing reputation and corporate ordering capabilities.
A high-velocity threat that disrupts Bolt's pricing model with a peer-to-peer bidding system.
A regional peer that has successfully transitioned from ride-hailing to a multi-service 'Everything App'.
Captures the budget-conscious traveler through carpooling and intercity bus services.
Adjacent delivery-focused platform with high update frequency and a distinct focus on bicycle/scooter logistics.
This app serves a specific niche audience, competing for food discovery time and specialized dining decisions.
EatOkra competes for user attention in the food discovery space by focusing on mission-driven restaurant curation.
The 'Super-App' benchmark for Bolt's expansion into food and delivery services.
Cookmate competes for the 'at-home' food consumption use case, offering an alternative to ordering out.
McDonald's app competes for the same fast-food transaction volume, utilizing aggressive mobile-only offers to bypass third-party delivery apps.
The primary rival in the micro-mobility (scooter/bike) segment.
Tare targets the home-cooking segment, potentially reducing the frequency of food delivery orders through better kitchen utility.
Emerging threat in French and African markets.
KetoRecipeLab competes for the health-conscious consumer's time, offering AI-driven meal planning as an alternative to ordering delivery.
