Daniel Evans
Good app when the street has charged vehicles; not very useful when it does not. The scooter and e-bike choice is nice, but public vehicle availability makes every ride a little uncertain. I keep a transit app as backup.
Voi – e-scooter & e-bike hire
Voi is a micromobility app for finding and unlocking shared e-scooters and e-bikes in supported cities.
Android Version: 1.8.0 Size: 70MB Last updated: 2026-07-07
Who this app is for
Urban commuters looking for a short-hop transport option.
Core feature
Nearby vehicle map
Pricing
Free
Ads
Contains ads
Location and camera
The map finds vehicles nearby, and the camera scans the unlock QR code.
Google Play rating
4.8/5
App introduction
Voi is a micromobility app for finding and unlocking shared e-scooters and e-bikes in supported cities.
The app is built around quick urban trips: open the map, find a nearby vehicle, scan the QR code, and start riding.
Its pricing is not one-size-fits-all, because the listing says rates vary by location, time, and vehicle type, while passes and bundles can reduce unlock costs for frequent riders.
Core features
Nearby vehicle map: Shows nearby e-scooters and e-bikes so you can choose the closest ride.- QR unlock flow: Uses a QR scan on the handlebar to unlock a vehicle quickly.
- Scooter and bike choice: Lets riders choose between e-scooters for short trips and e-bikes for longer routes.
- Passes and pay-as-you-go pricing: Supports Voi Pass options as well as flexible pricing for occasional rides.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Fast, practical way to cover short city trips without a car or transit transfer.
- The app is easy to understand: map, unlock, ride, and go.
- Passes and bundles give frequent riders more flexibility than pure pay-as-you-go pricing.
Cons
- The app only helps where Voi actually has nearby vehicles.
- Ride costs vary by city, time, and vehicle type, so budgets can be unpredictable.
- The service is only useful if you are comfortable with location-based mobility and public vehicle availability.
Who this app is for
- Urban commuters looking for a short-hop transport option.
- Travelers who want quick point-to-point mobility in supported cities.
- People who prefer shared mobility over car ownership for local trips.
Before you download
- Check that Voi vehicles are available in your city before planning around the app.
- Review current ride prices and pass options inside the app because the cost depends on location and vehicle type.
- Bring a payment method and be ready to create an account before unlocking a ride.
Frequently asked questions
How do I unlock a vehicle?
The app’s flow is to find a nearby scooter or bike and scan the QR code on the handlebar.
Do prices stay the same everywhere?
No. The listing says ride prices vary by location, time, and vehicle type.
Is Voi only for scooters?
No. It supports both e-scooters and e-bikes.
What is Voi Pass?
It is a pass or bundle option that can reduce unlock costs or add riding minutes for frequent users.
Screenshots
Similar app comparison
| App | Rating | Core feature | Pricing | Supported platforms |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Voi – e-scooter & e-bike hire | ★ 4.8 | Nearby vehicle map | Free | Android |
| Fly Delta | ★ 4.8 | Booking and trip planning | Free app; flights sold separately | Android |
| United Airlines | ★ 4.7 | Search and book flights | Free app; flights sold separately | Android |
9.6/ 10
App review
Voi is a straightforward city-mobility app that makes sense when you have nearby vehicles and realistic ride rates.
Install it if you regularly use shared scooters or e-bikes in supported cities, and treat it as a local transport tool rather than a universal app.
Toolonline Editorial · 2026-07-23
Nearby vehicle map9.8/10
QR unlock flow9.5/10
Scooter and bike choice9.3/10
Passes and pay-as-you-go pricing9.6/10
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User reviews
How people use Voi – e-scooter & e-bike hire in everyday life
3.8
4 reviews
Freya Singh
Voi is great for short city hops when scooters are nearby. I open the map, pick the closest vehicle, scan the handlebar code, and go. I check the price first because the cost can change depending on the city and ride type.
Mateo Rivera
The unlock flow is simple, and I like having bikes as an option when the route is longer. Availability is the issue. Some mornings the nearest vehicle is not where I need it, so I cannot rely on it as my only commute plan.
Iris Bennett
Easy to unlock a scooter, but finding one nearby is hit or miss.
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