Startup thinking.
Real-world mobility.

We built the Manfred mobile app.
And our commitment goes beyond the code.

As a co-owner, development partner and software operator, we help bring Manfred to life — from agile sprints to everyday use.

Manfred app map showing available bicyclesAn active bicycle rental in the Manfred app
Startup by sensenet

A simpler way to get in the saddle.

Manfred is a Hungarian mobility tech startup bringing bicycle access into a mobile experience.

From short rides to seasonal and longer-term rentals, it offers different ways to get a bike — with purchase options, too. Its first and largest franchise partner is Csepel Zrt.

We developed the mobile application that connects people with the service.

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We build with an owner's mindset.

Our role in Manfred brings entrepreneurship and software delivery together. We are invested in the business, we developed the app, and we operate the software.

A mobile product.
Built sprint by sprint.

We developed Manfred in an agile way, breaking the work into sprints. This approach makes room for focused delivery, feedback and the next iteration.

  1. 1

    Prioritize

    Set the focus for the next increment of the product.

  2. 2

    Develop

    Turn the selected work into application functionality.

  3. 3

    Review

    Look at the increment and gather feedback.

  4. 4

    Iterate

    Carry what we learn into the next sprint.

Our agile approach: a repeating cycle of focused work and learning.

We built it. We operate it.

A live application needs a team behind it. For Manfred, our role continues into software operation.

With Sense/Net as both developer and operator, responsibility for the software carries through from the development sprints to its ongoing use.

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One committed partner.

Corporate startup building
+Agile app development
+Software operation

Sense/Net × Manfred

Your idea. Our startup mindset.

Looking for a partner to develop your digital product?
Talk to the team behind Manfred.