GP Solutions DMCC Announces Intention to Launch Tbilisi’s First MaaS Platform in Spring 2026

Movnex is being developed as a multimodal mobility platform that enables users to plan urban journeys across different modes of transport within one interface. Its functional concept is built around combining public transport, private mobility services, and other urban transport options into unified route chains that can be dynamically adapted to real-world conditions. These include weather, traffic, incidents, and a wider set of environmental factors that affect the quality and comfort of movement through the city.

A key differentiator of the Movnex platform is its ability to account not only for transport logic, but also for climate-related conditions that can influence travel choices. In addition to conventional routing variables, the platform is designed to consider air quality, elevation changes, and ultraviolet exposure, helping users make more context-aware decisions about how they move through the city. This approach reflects a broader vision of mobility as a service that should respond to the actual urban environment rather than operate as a static route-planning tool.

Alongside its transport functionality, Movnex introduces a commercial model that GP Solutions DMCC believes is unique in the MaaS market. At the core of the platform’s business model is a lead generation mechanism for points of interest shown on the map, including restaurants, hotels, and private companies providing services to city residents. Rather than treating mobility as an isolated transport experience, Movnex is designed around the idea that a trip is only one part of a broader urban purpose. The concept is based on a simple observation: people do not travel for the sake of movement itself. What matters to them is where they are going, why they are going there, and what value awaits them at the destination. By connecting mobility with relevant urban services and destinations, Movnex aims to make the platform useful not only during the journey, but also at the point where the trip ends.

Nikita Varenov, COO of GP Solutions DMCC:

“Most mobility platforms still focus almost entirely on the mechanics of movement: how to get from point A to point B. But real urban life is more complex than that. People do not open a mobility app because they are passionate about the route itself. They open it because they need to reach a workplace, meet someone, visit a restaurant, check into a hotel, access a service, or solve a practical task in the city.

This is the philosophy behind Movnex. We want to build a MaaS platform that understands both the journey and the purpose behind it. That means combining public and private transport in one multimodal logic, adapting routes to live city conditions such as weather, incidents, traffic, air quality, elevation, and UV exposure, and at the same time thinking about how the platform can be genuinely useful at the destination point.

We believe this creates a new category of MaaS product – one that connects mobility with the wider urban economy. For Tbilisi, we see this as an opportunity to introduce not just another transport application, but a smarter urban tool aligned with the real daily needs of residents and visitors.”

The planned launch in Tbilisi represents an important step in GP Solutions DMCC’s broader strategy in urban mobility innovation. With Movnex, the company aims to demonstrate how MaaS platforms can evolve beyond transport aggregation into a more adaptive, city-oriented digital layer that connects movement, environment, and destination-based value.

GP Solutions DMCC (Dubai, UAE) is a technology company focused on digital urban mobility solutions, MaaS platforms, multimodal journey planning, ticketing services, and smart mobility products for public and private sector projects.

Movnex is a next-generation urban mobility platform designed to integrate transport modes, environmental context, and destination-oriented services into a unified digital experience for city residents and visitors.