About
We believe that every person that chose bicycle as a mean of transport is contributing to moving the world in the right direction.
Bikely is a Norwegian technology company developing and delivering innovative solutions for smart and secure bicycle parking. We specialize in smart, off-grid infrastructure, and is devoted to develop with both the city and cyclist in mind. Easy to scale - easy to use.
We were established in 2017 by entrepreneur Hallvar Bergh who had a vision to move the world in a green direction. With the Bikely app, users can access our bike lockers, making cycling more convenient for everyday commuters. Our primary customers are cities, workplaces, and mobility companies who aim to increase cycling among citizens and employees. We are currently active in most major Norwegian cities, including the top three.
We develop software, hardware, and mechanical solutions to provide full control over the entire value chain. This allows us to have a user-centric approach and provide a world-leading technology platform for smart cycling infrastructure
PART OF THE CLIMATE SOLUTION
We thrive to achieve fair trade and fair work conditions throughout our business.
Through innovation we deliver the smartest bicycle parking solution on the market.
We work together with cities and public partners to optimize our solutions to their needs.
We produce our bike lockers locally with recyclable materials.
We develop solutions to increase the bicycle share, and thus reduce less environmentally friendly vehicles.
We collaborate with partners to enhance environmental friendly vehicles.
STORIES:
Introducing Smart Bike Lockers at Fyllingsdalen Terminal
At Bikely, we are proud to partner with Bergen kommune and provide solutions that align with their commitment to promoting sustainable transportation options and improving infrastructure for cyclists.
Sustainable transportation in Trondheim's Sluppen area with support from Kjeldsberg
Bikely bike lockers have made a valuable contribution to promoting sustainable transportation in Trondheim's Sluppen area.