Scoobi – Website
Scoobi is a new on-demand electric scooter rental company coming to Pittsburgh and they needed a website that would promote the new service and educate users on how to get started.
Scoobi is a new on-demand electric scooter rental company coming to Pittsburgh and they needed a website that would promote the new service and educate users on how to get started.
Scoobi is an on-demand electric scooter rental service launching in summer 2018. With 150 electric scooters to be placed over Downtown and the East End regions, Scoobi needed an app that was fast, intuitive and secure. With the Scoobi app, you can either reserve a scooter for future use, or if you’re in front of a scooter, you can simply scan & go.
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