60 m
≈1 min walk
Know the walk.
Distance and walking time from where you stand, or from an address you look up.
There are 96 scooters around you.
Scootradar puts every shared e-scooter around you on one map, whoever runs it, so the closest way home is the first thing you see.
Free. No account, no ads.
- Voi60 m≈1 min walk49.6 km of range
- Lime62 m39.3 km of range
- PubliBike70 mA bike, for a change
- Bolt70 m80%≈ CHF 5.20 for 10 min
- Bird108 m56%18.9 km of range
- Hopp126 m72%≈ CHF 5.00 for 10 min
- Dott137 m94%59.1 km of range
Zürich main station, 11 October 2026: the nearest ride from each of the seven providers there.
Everything you want to know before you start walking.
All seven. One map.
Bird, Bolt, Dott, Hopp, Lime, Voi and PubliBike each have an app that shows only their own fleet. Scootradar shows the lot, so the nearest one is simply the nearest one.
Here, a Voi is 60 m away and a Lime is 62 m. It takes two apps to learn that, or one map.
- Bird
- Bolt
- Dott
- Hopp
- Lime
- Voi
- PubliBike
60%+
Skip the flat ones.
A scooter shows its battery and remaining range when its provider publishes them. Set a minimum and the map keeps only the scooters that reach it; those with no battery info are hidden.
≈ CHF 5.20
Voi, for a ten-minute ride
Price, before you commit.
An estimate from the provider’s published rates, for the ride you have in mind: 5 to 30 minutes. The provider’s app shows the final price.
One tap to the right app.
It opens the provider’s own app, where you unlock and pay as usual. Opening it doesn’t reserve the scooter.
Light by day. Dark by night.
The map follows your device’s appearance, or you pick one and keep it. In English, German, French or Italian.
132 cities.
Shared e-scooters in Switzerland, Germany and France, plus Rome. Where no provider publishes its data, the map says so and points you to the closest cities that have it. Pick a city to open the map there.
- Switzerland 20
- Zürich, Basel, Bern, Winterthur, St. Gallen, Zug and 14 more
- Italy 1
- Roma
Before you ask.
- Is there one app for Lime, Bolt, Bird, Voi and Dott?
- Scootradar is one map for all of them, and for Hopp, Pony and PubliBike too. It shows every shared e-scooter whose provider publishes where it is, so you no longer open one app after another to find the nearest.
- How do I find the nearest e-scooter?
- Open the map and tap Near me, or search an address or a city. Each scooter shows its distance and walking time, its battery and range where the provider publishes them, and an estimate of what the ride costs.
- Is it free? Do I need an account?
- It is free, with no account and no ads. You pay only for the ride, to the provider, in its own app.
- Can I unlock or book a scooter with Scootradar?
- No. Tap a scooter, then “Open in …”: the provider’s app opens, and you unlock and pay there as usual. Scootradar does not reserve the scooter, so someone may get to it before you.
- Where do the positions come from, and how fresh are they?
- From the public data feeds (GBFS) that the providers and public authorities publish. They can be a few minutes old: the map says how old, and tells you when a provider stops sharing its data.
- Do I need to install anything?
- No. The map works in the browser of any phone or computer. On a phone you can add it to your home screen, and it opens like an app.
- Does Scootradar know where I am?
- Your location is used on your device, to centre the map and work out walking times. The server only receives the part of the map you are looking at, and does not store it.
Go and find yours.
Your location is used on your device and is not stored. The code is open source.