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Infrastructure operators
Make station and corridor data useful for journey planning. Identify missing connections, unclear transfers and data gaps against agreed reference journeys.
Explore the use caseFor rail and infrastructure operators
Infrastructure for sustainable travel.
Farleda connects European rail journey planning with traceable emissions comparisons. With rail and infrastructure companies, we test which data improves travel decisions on a defined corridor.
Open beta from 31 October 2026
- Scope
- One corridor
- Pilot duration
- 12 weeks
- Outlook
- Production target: early 2027
01 / The product
The product behind the vision.
Travellers compare connections. Specialist teams review the calculation basis. The preview shows current product screens with clearly labelled example data.
Explore the product screensVideo description
Farleda: understand journeys, connect Europe. The current planner captures destinations and preferences. Comparison shows duration, changes and modelled emissions. The Passport keeps a signed planning record; it does not confirm completed travel. All figures are synthetic examples. Open beta from 31 October 2026. Seeking pilot partners: farleda.eu.
Pilot with Farleda
Build the next step with us.
We are seeking railway and infrastructure companies for paid, twelve-week pilots, with agreements targeted by the end of 2026. We define scope, data access and success criteria together; pricing is available on request.
- Your contribution
- One corridor or use case, a specialist contact and data within an agreed scope.
- Your result
- A documented evaluation, assessed data gaps and a joint basis for deciding on continued use.
- 01
Weeks 01–02
Define the scope
- 02
Weeks 03–10
Test together
- 03
Weeks 11–12
Evaluate the results
Operated by Stoicera Group · Raphael Lugmayr, CTO · Sebastian Kern, CPO
Value for your organisation
From data to decisions.
Use a focused pilot to test where Farleda can improve information quality, travel decisions and the way your teams work with mobility data.
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Rail & mobility operators
Help passengers understand connections and alternatives before booking. Test the planning flow and a defined hand-off to your booking service.
Explore the use case03
Climate & legal teams
Work from an explicit calculation basis: sources, factors and assumptions. Review which statements the data supports before using it in reports or communications.
Read the methodologyTraceability by design
Every comparison needs a clear foundation.
Review the route, factors and assumptions behind an estimate. The current passport signs a calculation record; its signature alone does not prove travel or avoided emissions.
- Reference journeys for a limited use case
- Published factors and model assumptions
- Signed calculation records of planned journeys
- Jointly agreed review criteria
FARLEDA PASSPORTILLUSTRATION
Sample journey record
Vienna → Paris
Planned
Evidence status of this example; no completed journey claimed
- Sources
- Factors & electricity mix
- Method
- Assumptions & version
Signed plan ≠ confirmed travel
What the signature checksMission 2030
The infrastructure for Europe’s next way to travel.
We want sustainable travel to become an everyday choice. We are building Farleda as a shared technical foundation: understand travel options, compare connections and trace the calculation behind them, across countries and providers.
- 2027
Prove the operation.
- 2028
Connect across borders.
- 2029
Open the infrastructure.
- 2030
Make sustainable travel the standard.
Meet the people responsible
Built by the founders. Shaped together.
Raphael Lugmayr · CTO
Sebastian Kern · CPO
Horizon Europe · Research & collaboration
Build the next chapter of European mobility together.
We plan to apply for Horizon Europe funding. We are looking for partners to develop a credible research approach, suitable pilot cases and a shared project proposal with us.
Explore the research initiativePlanned application. The call and consortium are still to be selected; no proposal has been submitted and no EU funding has been awarded.
