AMSTERDAM / NL · BUILDING NOW

Urban air,
made simple.

Simplycity is the trusted coordination layer for autonomous drones in European cities — transforming urgent, low-emission logistics from a regulatory maze into a quiet public utility.

SIMPLYCITY / CONCEPT ILLUSTRATIONNOT LIVE DATA
01HOSPITAL
HUB
02LAB
03CARE
POINT
ILLUSTRATIVE ROUTESWORKING SANDBOX ↗
01 — EUROPEAN URBAN AIR MOBILITYDESIGNED FOR THE CITY, NOT ABOVE IT.

Not a drone manufacturer.
Not another delivery app.

The coordination and assurance platform for regulated urban drone services.

Our longer-term vision: the civic operating system that lets drones earn a place in the city.

One calm layer.
Every critical flight.

Simplycity connects operators, public authorities, landing infrastructure and customers in a shared, auditable flight environment.

01

Flow

Mission orchestration that plans the safest, quietest and most efficient route in real time.

  • Dynamic route planning
  • Weather & risk awareness
  • Fleet-agnostic API
02

Trust

A shared operational picture for every stakeholder, from city desk to first responder.

  • Authority dashboard
  • Community visibility
  • Full audit trail
03

Impact

Measure the benefit of every mission and prove that air logistics improves city life.

  • Noise & carbon ledger
  • Service-level reporting
  • Public-value metrics

Not a slide.
A working platform.

Flow, Trust and Impact running end to end against a simulated SC-17: a clinician requests a transfer, twelve release gates check live data, a named operator signs the release, the aircraft flies the corridor, custody transfers and every decision lands in a tamper-evident ledger.

12 release gates · 4 scripted scenarios, 3 of them failure cases · 90 API routes · automated safety, security & custody test coverage

Sandbox: simulated aircraft, illustrative organisations and clearly flagged synthetic history. Nothing here is an operational approval. Read the PoC guide · 10-minute demo script

The 17-minute
care corridor.

Our first service is intentionally unglamorous: moving time-critical medical samples between hospitals and laboratories across the Amsterdam region.

This is the wedge: repeatable routes, essential outcomes, controlled operations — and a service patients never need to think about.

See the pilot model ↓
MISSION SIMULATIONAMST — ZUID
17mintarget door-to-door
62%faster than road*
0kgtailpipe emissions
OLVG WESTSIMPLYCITY HUBAMC LAB

*Initial planning hypothesis to validate during pilot design; outcomes depend on route, weather and ground handling.

Infrastructure
that compounds.

01

Launch with service

The healthcare sponsor pays setup, integration and per-mission fees for a first funded pilot corridor.

02

Scale with software

Care networks and operators license the coordination and assurance layer per corridor. The base case assumes the city pays nothing; governance reporting is upside.

03

Win with network

Our intended moat: operational integrations, regulatory workflows and corridor data that build up with every authorised route. It is a hypothesis for now, not a proven moat.

NOW — M01

Design the coalition

Secure an anchor care partner, operating partner and municipal working group.

M02 — M04

Prove the route

Run supervised demonstrations, complete risk assessment and community sessions.

M05 — M08

Operate the pilot

Launch a limited medical corridor with measured service, safety and noise data.

M09 — M12

Package the system

Convert pilot learnings into a repeatable Simplycity city-launch playbook.

THE DECISION TEST

Can we deliver a critical sample more reliably than a road courier — while earning public trust?

Safety No unacceptable safety events, measured against the operator’s authorised safety case; every exception recorded and reviewed

Service ≥95% missions within agreed window

Acceptance ≥70% positive among residents sampled in the corridor impact area, surveyed before and after operations

Economics Validated price per movement and a cost-to-scale model per route

Let's make the first city feel inevitable.

We are assembling a small founding coalition to design and launch the Amsterdam care-corridor pilot in the next 30 days.

€750K pre-seed target

Indicative fundraising narrative — subject to legal, operational and regulatory diligence.

Start a conversation →

Meet the SC-17.

CAREWING is a supplier-neutral reference configuration for the first medical corridor — not a Simplycity product. It defines the aircraft envelope partners should meet: vertical rooftop access, 2.5 kg clinical payload and efficient wing-borne flight.

Read the requirements ↓
Flat technical diagram of the SC-17 Carewing reference aircraft: high wing, four lift rotors, rear pusher propeller and V-tail, labelled as a concept diagram not a built aircraft
SC-17 / REFERENCE CONFIGURATION · CONCEPT DIAGRAM
SC-17 CAREWING

Vertical at the roof.
Wing-borne across the city.

PAYLOAD
2.5 kg / 7 L
CRUISE
95 km/h
REFERENCE RANGE
35 km
POWER
Battery electric

Four lift rotors handle the pad. A high wing and rear pusher make the corridor leg more energy-efficient than continuous hover. OEMs, not Simplycity, build and operate the aircraft.

HOW IT WORKS SIMULATED CORRIDOR
ACONTROLLED
HUB
BRECEIVING
HUB
✦
PLANNED ROUTE VOLUME18 KM · 17 MIN TARGET
HOW IT WORKS / CONTROLLED HUB → PLANNED ROUTE VOLUME → RECEIVING HUB

Every assumption,
on the table.

Download the preliminary design package, view the renders and use the OEM-neutral requirements brief to assess real aircraft candidates. These materials are concept work — not flight or manufacturing approval.

01

Master pitch

The project in 15 slides: the opportunity, role boundary, Flow/Trust/Impact, the 17-minute care corridor, the SC-17 reference aircraft and the 12-month plan.

VIEW PDF ↗ · .pptx ↓
02

Investor deck

Who pays whom, customer and corridor economics, regulatory path, validation plan and the €750k raise — plus the long-form investor brief.

DECK PDF ↗ · .pptx ↓ · BRIEF PDF ↗ · .md ↓
03

Blueprint briefing

Portable PDF: mission, calculations, safety gates and handoff context.

VIEW PDF ↗ · .md ↓
04

Design book

Image-rich SC-17 concept book with system and service explanation.

VIEW BOOK ↗
05

Platform design

Living blueprint for workflows, architecture, integrations and build phases. v0.2 with PoC status.

VIEW PDF ↗ · .md ↓
06

Business model

Revenue streams, responsibility boundary and why SC-17 is a reference, not a product.

VIEW PDF ↗ · .md ↓
07

OEM requirements

Supplier-neutral technical and integration requirements for the pilot.

VIEW PDF ↗ · .md ↓
08

Three-view drawing

Editable preliminary concept blueprint and dimensions.

VIEW SVG ↗
09

Platform PoC guide

What the working sandbox implements, how to run it, security posture, tests and limits.

VIEW PDF ↗ · .md ↓
10

Demo script

Ten-minute walk-through for partners and investors, with the hard questions and honest answers.

VIEW PDF ↗ · .md ↓
11

Role walkthrough

New to the project? One mission followed through all seven roles, step by step — what each person does and why it matters.

VIEW PDF ↗ · .md ↓
12

OEM API integration guide

For aircraft manufacturers: every live endpoint, auth, exact field ranges and how each one feeds a real release gate. Send this to a vendor as-is.

VIEW PDF ↗ · .md ↓

Directory: /resources/deliverables · Live: platform, community page, API contract, unit economics — including renders, editable documents and the full calculation source.