Charichari - Bike Share
Charichari - Bike Share
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Charichari - Bike Share

Skip the traffic and expensive parking. Simply find an iconic red bike, scan to unlock, and enjoy a seamless ride across the city.

Key Figures

Downloads

1M+

User Rating

4.5/5

Total Ratings

67K+

Publisher

Charichari, Inc.

Category

Travel

Locales

2

Latest Version

9.15.0

Size

109.9 MB

First Released

Dec 24, 2019
Features

Your City, Within Reach

Join over 1 million riders using Charichari to conquer the last mile with speed, style, and zero carbon emissions.

Scan-and-Go Mobility

Locate our iconic red bikes via the app and unlock them instantly with a QR scan. Your commute starts exactly when you are ready.

Reliable Bike Ports

Know exactly where to pick up and drop off. Our network of dedicated ports ensures a bike is always waiting and parking is never a hassle.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about Charichari - Bike Share

What is Charichari?

Charichari is a bike share service providing iconic red bikes for easy urban transportation. Users locate bikes with the app, unlock them to start a ride, and return them to designated ports to end it.

How do I start a Charichari bike ride?

To start a Charichari bike ride, find an iconic red Charichari bike. Open the Charichari app and unlock the bike. The ride officially starts the moment the bike unlocks.

How do I unlock a Charichari bike?

Yes, to unlock a Charichari bike, open the app and scan the QR code located on the lock under the bike's saddle. The bike unlocks immediately after a successful scan.

The following screenshots and description are sourced directly from the app's official store listing and are the property of the app developer.

App Store

Screenshots

Charichari - Bike Share - Iconic red Charichari bike share parked in front of an urban storefront

Iconic red Charichari bike share parked in front of an urban storefront

Charichari - Bike Share - Smartphone showing the Charichari app map with bike locations next to a young woman sitting outside

Smartphone showing the Charichari app map with bike locations next to a young woman sitting outside

Charichari - Bike Share - A smartphone scanning a QR code on a red Charichari bike to unlock it for a ride

A smartphone scanning a QR code on a red Charichari bike to unlock it for a ride

Charichari - Bike Share - A smartphone showing the Charichari app ride summary and map next to two iconic red bicycles

A smartphone showing the Charichari app ride summary and map next to two iconic red bicycles

Description

Charichari is the bike share that you hop on and get around easily. When you find an iconic red Charichari bike in the city, open the app and unlock the bike. The ride starts after the bike unlocked! Let's move to the bike port for Charichari only in the city. When you arrive at the port, press the knob to lock the bike and the ride ends.

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