Rent a scooter — your assistant pays and hands you the unlock token

Tell your AI assistant:

“Rent a scooter from skooti.demo.kiosk.tech and give me the unlock link.”

It discovers the fleet, registers itself, reserves a licence-free scooter and pays — no account of yours and no sign-in. What it hands back is a link to a page showing a short-lived signed token that opens that scooter and nothing else, with its QR. The last step is yours, because it is physical: at the scooter, an app of the shop on your phone gives the token to the lock over Bluetooth. This demo publishes no such app. Two petrol motorcycles are available too — but they need a licence check: you prove you are over 18 and hold a licence of the motorcycle's category, A1 or A, before the assistant can rent it.

When it hands you the Stripe checkout link, save the test card:

4242 4242 4242 4242  ·  any future expiry  ·  any CVC  ·  any ZIP

Payment is Stripe in test mode — no real charge, no real card touched. The lock checks the signed unlock token by itself, with no internet connection. Here the lock is a software copy of the real firmware.