One shared map for safer roads.
CoitsMoves gives every road user – cars, buses, taxis, mopeds, cyclists, walkers and runners – routes that fit how they travel, and lets the community report road danger, damage and crime straight to the people who fix it. Being built for the whole UK – piloting in London now.
Walk, run or drive — and fix your streets as you go.
CoitsMoves's Walk & Run mode plans beautiful routes on foot and turns every walk or run into a chance to make your neighbourhood better.
Scenic loops through parks
Choose a distance and CoitsMoves builds a loop through nearby parks and green spaces that starts and ends at the same spot.
Custom routes
Prefer your own way? Plan a custom walking or running route from A to B.
Drinking water on the way
See public drinking water points near your route so you can refill as you go.
Pace, distance and calories
Track distance and pace, with an estimated calorie count for every walk or run.
Report what you see
Spot a pothole, damaged surface, litter, fly-tipping, graffiti, an overflowing bin or broken glass? Add a photo and the exact location in a few taps.
Drivers and riders too
While driving, one 'Hazard here' tap saves a draft at your position – finish the photo and details after you've parked.
To the right local council
Each report is matched to the London council responsible for that spot, so it goes to the people who can fix it.
Private safety reports
Drugs, antisocial behaviour or another safety concern? Tap to report privately. Only verified authorities (portal planned) and the HeyCoits team can see it. Not monitored 24/7 — in an emergency call 999. Forwarding to Crimestoppers planned. You can also report to the police, or anonymously via Crimestoppers.
Reports are sent for the council to review – we can't promise when, or whether, a problem will be fixed. No council partnerships are signed yet.
Why HeyCoits?
Built for the whole UK, piloting in London. Google, Apple and Waze are built mainly for cars. We are building one shared map for everyone on the road – with routes that are legal for your vehicle, and a community that keeps the map honest.
Safer roads
Report road damage in seconds
Spot a pothole, broken pipe or dangerous surface? Add a photo and the exact location in a couple of taps. CoitsMoves shows who it will be sent to before you send it.
Sent to the right authority
Reports are routed to the responsible London council via FixMyStreet, and water leaks go to Thames Water. No more guessing which website to use.
Hazards everyone can see
Reported hazards appear on the shared map so the next rider or driver is warned. Routes can steer around them while the repair is waiting.
Smarter routes
Legal for your vehicle
Every route respects the rules for the vehicle you choose – turn bans, access restrictions and more. If it isn't legal for you, we won't send you there.
Bus lanes by vehicle and hours
Bus lane access depends on what you ride and the time of day. CoitsMoves checks both, so you use bus lanes only when you are allowed to.
20mph limits built in
London's 20mph streets are part of the route calculation, so arrival times are realistic and you always know the limit.
Every road user
Walk, run or drive — and fix
Scenic park loops, custom routes, water stops and calories on foot; one-tap hazard drafts while driving – report street problems or safety concerns wherever you are.
Mopeds 50cc and 125cc+
Different engine sizes have different rules. Pick yours and the map plans routes that fit it.
Cyclists, cars and taxis
Cycle, car and taxi modes each follow their own rules and preferences – one map for the whole street, not just one kind of traffic.
Community power
Neighbours helping neighbours
The map gets better every time someone shares what they see. Community help means local knowledge reaches the people who need it.
Live traffic from the road
Closures, accidents and jams can be reported as they happen, helping everyone reroute early and easing congestion.
Easier crime reporting
The Police button opens the Metropolitan Police's own online form for the right type of crime – theft, drugs, dangerous driving or antisocial behaviour – or lets you report anonymously via Crimestoppers.
SOS when it matters
Quick access to emergency help from the map. In an emergency, always call 999.
Live London data
Live bus times
See live arrivals at nearby stops from TfL data, right on the map.
Bus & Train compared
Compare up to five journeys with fares side by side, with changes clearly warned in advance.
Live Santander docks
See how many Santander Cycles are available at each dock before you walk there.
Getting around
Book a ride
Black cab via FREENOW or Gett, Uber, Bolt or Addison Lee – CoitsMoves opens their app with your trip ready.
Hire an e-bike
Lime, Forest, Santander, Voi, Dott, Bolt and e-hop, all from one place.
London and Dublin search
Find postcodes, addresses and Irish Eircodes, and search chain branches to find the nearest one.
A map you'll enjoy
Stylised 3D buildings, calm day colours and a warm night mode with glowing windows.
Privacy & trust
Designed for UK GDPR
We design for UK GDPR compliance from day one, collecting only what the map needs to work.
Honest by design
We say clearly what is live today and what is still in progress – including partnerships, which are not yet signed.
Built for the future
CoitsLocal – mid 2028
Community help and local delivery for London, built on the same shared map.
One shared map
We believe a shared map can solve road danger, traffic, crime and road damage better than any other tool on the market.
How we compare
| CoitsMoves | Google / Apple / Waze | |
|---|---|---|
| Routes legal for mopeds, cycles and taxis incl. bus-lane hours | ✅ | Limited |
| Report to council, Thames Water, TfL or police from the map | ✅ | ❌ |
| Community-reported road damage on the map | ✅ | Partial (mostly traffic) |
| Transit, ride and e-bike options compared in one place | ✅ | Partial |
| Built around riders and every road user | ✅ | Mostly cars |
For every road user
One shared map for everyone on the street – each with routes and rules that fit how they travel.
CoitsMoves in numbers
Real data only: live figures from our London pilot, and results from our own test trips. Where we lose, we say so.
Live now
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From our test trips
Rider-reported single trip at 20:44. Uber figure from the rider's screenshot.
Same trip: 2.2 fewer miles.
Rider-reported. Apple figure (65 min, 35 mi) from the rider's screenshot; the CoitsMoves time (53.6 min) is the app's own estimate, which tends to be optimistic.
125cc, predicted for Wed 14 Oct 2026; 26 London + 10 Dublin trips. Shorter on 20–24 of 36 trips.
Timed by TomTom on both sides, CoitsMoves's routes were 6–9% slower than TomTom's car route (quicker on only 3–6 of 36 trips). TomTom gives no credit for filtering or bus lanes, but we cannot claim CoitsMoves is faster on this data.
| Trip | Miles saved | Fuel | CO₂e |
|---|---|---|---|
| Camden | 2.2 | 0.09 L | 0.18 kg |
| Harrow → Catford | 15.1 | 0.61 L | 1.26 kg |
Assumptions: a 125cc uses 2.5 L/100 km (about 113 mpg; our benchmark assumption for a typical 125cc scooter). CO₂e: 2.069 kg per litre of petrol, from the UK Government GHG conversion factors 2025, petrol (average biofuel blend).
From our test trips: CoitsMoves savings benchmark, 11–14 Oct 2026 (routes from our production server; car comparison via the TomTom Routing API). Apple Maps, Google Maps and Waze were not queried in the benchmark; the Uber and Apple figures are single rider-reported trips.
How we compare
| Feature | CoitsMoves | Google Maps | Apple Maps | Waze | Citymapper |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bus-lane access by vehicle type and operating hours | ✅ | — | — | — | — |
| Scenic walking/running loop of a chosen distance | ✅ | — | — | — | — |
| Report potholes & street problems with photo, matched to the local council | ✅ | — | — | — | — |
| Private safety report (drugs, antisocial behaviour) | ✅ | — | — | — | — |
| Community traffic & hazard reports | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | — |
| Public transport journeys | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | — | ✅ |
| Cycling routes | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | — | ✅ |
✅ = available, — = not offered, based on each app's publicly documented UK features as of October 2026. Spotted something out of date? Tell us and we'll fix it.
CoitsMoves in your pocket
Legal-only routes for what you ride, scenic loops on foot, and one-tap reports – all on one map.
Our story in 22 parts
The problem, our solution, how reports reach the right authority, privacy, business model and roadmap.
Data & maps powered by
Open data and services CoitsMoves uses today. Names shown for attribution only – no endorsement implied.
OpenStreetMap
OpenFreeMap
OpenStreetMapOpenFreeMap© OpenStreetMap contributors · Map style © OpenFreeMap · Rendered with MapLibre · Routing by GraphHopper · Traffic © TomTom · Powered by TfL Open Data · Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right · Contains National Statistics data © Crown copyright and database right · Irish address data from the PSRA Property Price Register · Search by Photon (komoot)
Future partners · Partnerships in progress
Organisations we hope to work with. None of these partnerships is signed yet.
Invest or partner with HeyCoits
We are building one shared map for safer streets across the UK – piloting in London, with Dublin supported in testing – with CoitsLocal planned for London in mid 2028. If you are an investor, council, transport operator or mobility company, we would love to talk.
Photos: Mopeds on Constitution Hill - geograph.org.uk - 7034915 by Lauren (CC BY-SA 2.0) · Cyclist on London Bridge by It's No Game (CC BY 2.0) · Smartphone with navigation map app by Santeri Viinamäki (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Busy road (3071960318) by allen watkin from London, UK (CC BY-SA 2.0) · London (UK), Bus -- 2010 -- 6 by Dietmar Rabich (CC BY-SA 4.0) · 2016 LTI TX4 London black cab by Oleg Yunakov (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Runners at Thorp Perrow parkrun - geograph.org.uk - 8176138 by Graham Hogg (CC BY-SA 2.0) · Big Ben at sunset - 2014-10-27 17-30 by Colin (CC BY-SA 4.0) – via Wikimedia Commons, resized.
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CoitsLocal – coming to London in mid 2028
Community help and local delivery, built on the same shared map.