
Taavi Madiberk, the founder of Skeleton Technologies, and Marko Virkebau, CFO of MeetFrank, saw the ambition in Bikeep and joined the start-up company.
"There are different types of investors. Some give a lot of money. However, others are much more strategic and contribute not only money but also much-needed knowledge," said Kristjan Lind, CEO of Bikeep. "Knowledge is more important and valuable to a start-up than money," he added.
Skeleton Technologies is one of Europe's leading energy storage companies, known for its work in ultracapacitor technology. MeetFrank is a fast-growing recruitment and talent platform. The involvement of founders and executives from both companies signals strong confidence in Bikeep's vision for smart, connected bike parking and charging infrastructure.
For Bikeep, strategic partnerships like this go beyond capital — they bring operational expertise, network access, and the kind of guidance that helps a growing company scale effectively across new markets.

Bikeep's IoT platform opens up a range of business models for operators, cities, and entrepreneurs — from corporate campus bike lockers and university mobility hubs to transit station parking and retail bike storage.

Bikeep's representative in Denmark, Jens Peter Hansen, makes the case for smarter, safer bicycle parking — because every bike ride starts and ends with a parked bike.

Bedford and Kempston MP Mohammad Yasin has opened a new cycle parking hub at Bedford station, featuring Bikeep Smart Bike Racks, two-tier storage for up to 322 bikes, and seven e-bike charging bays.