Mobility
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Lime
2The largest shared e-scooter and e-bike network, newly public and still loss-making.
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Waze
2Crowd-sourced traffic navigation, now folded into Google’s maps and ads organisation.
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Google Maps
2The default map for most of the world: superb data and routing, increasingly packed with promoted pins, ads, and Gemini features built around Google's priorities.
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Lyft
3US rideshare duopoly player; take rates, incentives, and driver dynamics mirror Uber’s two-sided squeeze with regional variation.
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Transit
1Real-time public transit app from Montreal: core trip planning stays free, funded by an optional subscription and agency partnerships instead of ads or data sales.
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Uber
3Two-sided marketplace that captures a large slice from riders and drivers; convenience for users exists, but the economic surplus flows to the platform and investors.