Create or open an invite
Start with a race or training activity and add the relevant location and schedule.
Coordinate transport to races, training sessions and active events with people travelling to the same destination.
Travelling to races and activities often requires more coordination than the activity itself. People may be travelling from the same city, have available seats or need transport but have no simple way to find one another.
Lumopa brings those plans into the same invite, helping participants coordinate transport before the activity begins.
Shared rides are coordinated directly in connection with a training or race invite.
Start with a race or training activity and add the relevant location and schedule.
Indicate whether you can offer transport, need transport or do not require ride coordination.
Discuss departure points, available seats and practical details with another participant.
Meet, share the journey and arrive at the activity with fewer separate vehicles.
Participants can coordinate shared expenses and reduce the cost of travelling separately.
Departure points, times and seat availability are connected to the activity being discussed.
Better use of available seats can help reduce unnecessary individual journeys.
Lumopa can help users understand the impact of shared rides and local-first activity choices.
Impact figures are estimates designed to provide a practical indication of reduced duplicated travel, not certified environmental calculations.
No. Lumopa does not operate vehicles or provide commercial passenger transport. It helps users coordinate shared travel connected to an activity or race invite.
Yes. When creating the relevant invite, you can indicate that transport is available and enter the number of seats.
Yes. Users can indicate that they need transport when coordinating a race or activity.
Users coordinate departure points, times and other practical arrangements directly through invite-based communication.
No. Ride availability depends on the plans and decisions of individual community members.
Coordinate training, races and shared rides with people heading in the same direction.