One app. Three ways to move and stay charged.

Mimo is Armenia's shared mobility and shared-energy platform — bikes, scooters and power banks, all unlocked from one app. Here's exactly how each one works, step by step.

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Two riders with Mimo electric scooters at Republic Square, Yerevan

Mimo in Numbers

Armenia's shared mobility and shared-energy fleet, all in one app.

900+

Bicycles

500+

Electric Scooters

500+

Power Banks

These are the total size of the Mimo fleet across Yerevan, not a live count of what's free right now — check the app or the map below for real-time availability at a specific station.

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Renting a bike, step by step
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Renting a bike, step by step

900+ bikes across Yerevan. Here's the full flow, from opening the app to ending your ride.

  1. 1Open the Mimo app
  2. 2Find the nearest bike on the map
  3. 3Check the tariff
  4. 4Scan the QR code
  5. 5Start your ride
  6. 6Park in an allowed zone
  7. 7Properly end the rental in the app
More about Bike Sharing

Every station below is real — pulled from Mimo's own station data, not a mockup.

Live Power Bank Map

See real Mimo power bank stations near you — availability, free slots and directions, updated live.

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Inside the app

A real screen from the Mimo app, showing exactly what you'll see when you scan a station's QR code.

Scanning a station's QR code to unlock
Scanning a station's QR code to unlock

Mimo in Yerevan

Mimo bikes on a Yerevan streetMimo scooters at Republic Square, YerevanA real Mimo power bank charging station

Ride and charge safely

Check before you go

Give the bike or scooter a quick look before you start — brakes, tyres and lights.

Follow local traffic rules

Ride the same way you'd expect any vehicle to: respect traffic signals, one-way streets and pedestrian priority.

Wear protection

A helmet is recommended for every ride, especially on a scooter.

Don't block the way

Never park across a sidewalk, ramp or building entrance — leave clear passage for pedestrians and wheelchairs.

If something goes wrong

If a vehicle or power bank is faulty, damaged or won't end its rental, stop and contact Mimo support from the app or the link below rather than trying to force it.

Need help right now?

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FAQ

  • Where can I see the price before I rent?

    The tariff is always shown in the app before you scan a QR code or confirm a rental — nothing is charged without you seeing the price first.

  • Why won't the QR code scan?

    Make sure your camera has a clear, well-lit view of the whole code and that you're using the in-app scanner, not your phone's regular camera. If it still won't scan, try entering the code printed under it manually, or contact support.

  • Where am I allowed to return a bike or scooter?

    Only in the designated parking zones shown in the app's map — never on a sidewalk, ramp or building entrance.

  • My rental didn't end — what do I do?

    Check you have a data connection and try ending the rental again from the app. If it still shows as active, contact Mimo support with your ride details rather than starting a new rental.

  • Can I return a power bank to a different station than I took it from?

    Yes — return it to any Mimo station in the network that has a free return slot, not necessarily the one you started at.

  • What does it mean if a station has no free slots?

    It means every slot at that specific station is currently occupied. Check the map for the nearest station with a free slot instead.

  • What if the bike, scooter or power bank is broken?

    Don't use it — report it from the app or contact support so it can be taken out of service, and pick a different one nearby.

  • How do I contact support?

    Through the Mimo app, or the contact page on this site.

Ready to move with Mimo?

Download the app, find a bike, scooter or power bank near you, and get moving.