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Dott B.V.
For urban commuters and city dwellers requiring short-distance, on-demand transportation.
Known forDott (previously TIER)
For urban commuters and city dwellers requiring short-distance, on-demand transportation.
Providing urban commuters with on-demand electric scooter and bike rentals for efficient last-mile transit. Simplifying city travel through a unified, app-based rental platform.
Target audience
Portfolio
Free 4Last updated
Dott (previously TIER)
v2.230.1
2mo ago
Primary focus
Micro-mobility and fleet management tools
Scale
indie
Target audience
Urban commuters and city dwellers requiring short-distance, on-demand transportation.
Released 29 updates across 5 apps in the last 6 months, indicating a high-frequency development cycle focused on fleet operations and user-facing transit features.
5 apps analysed
The electric scooter platform that gets you from a to b to c on your schedule.
Hybrid subscription passes lock in recurring commuter revenue
Deep character progression systems create long-term player retention
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Positive apps
0
Neutral / mixed
1
Negative apps
15/100
Avg sentiment score
This is the direct thematic and mechanical predecessor to the target app, occupying the exact same post-apocalyptic vault-management niche.
Strategic outlook coming soon.
What fed this analysis
Bird maintains the highest market penetration and release velocity in the micro-mobility sector, serving as the primary benchmark for feature parity.
Bolt dominates the multi-modal transport space by bundling ride-hailing with micro-mobility, forcing Dott to compete for screen time.
Directly competes for the same survival-simulation audience with a focus on high-fidelity combat and base-building.
High-velocity updates and a focus on survival-strategy mechanics make this a direct competitor for the same post-apocalyptic audience.
Spin provides a direct, specialized alternative focused exclusively on the scooter rental market with high operational consistency.
While not a rental operator, Citymapper is the primary navigation layer that influences user choice for last-mile transit.
A major aggregator in the European market that competes for the same urban mobility user base as Dott.
Shares the core 'underground management' loop, though it lacks the post-apocalyptic survival theme of the target.
Adjacent survival-simulation title that focuses on the harsh realities of a post-apocalyptic world.
Beryl is an emerging player focusing on community-based, sustainable micro-mobility with a distinct operational model.
Rapidly captured the survival-action market with a highly addictive, simplified roguelike loop.
