FAQ

A free, community-built replacement cloud for the unu Scooter Pro. Tracking, remote control, trip stats, scooter sharing.

Starsong GmbH (Berlin), with contributions from the community. No connection to unu GmbH or Emco Electroroller GmbH.

Yes. You pay for your own SIM data plan. The scooter uses about 50 MB/month.

unu Scooter Pro (2020+, MDB/DBC architecture). Older models and other brands don't work.

unu GmbH went insolvent. Cloud shut down, SIM cards deactivated. Scooters still ride, but everything connected is gone.

No. The company doesn't exist anymore.

Yes. It's your scooter. Sunshine doesn't use any unu code or IP.

The scooter shipped with a soldered MFF2 SIM from unu. It was deactivated when they shut down. No SIM, no internet.

Either a new MFF2 SIM (soldered in directly) or a nano-SIM adapter board. Both require desoldering the old one.

About 50 MB/month. Any cheap data plan works. No fixed IP needed.

Yes. DIY guides, mail-in service, and a Berlin repair shop. See the setup guide.

A small service that runs on the stock firmware. Connects the scooter to Sunshine over MQTT. Doesn't replace anything.

No. Radio Gaga on stock firmware is enough for Sunshine. LibreScoot replaces the entire firmware and does a lot more, but it's a bigger project.

Yes. Radio Gaga runs alongside it. Nothing changes about how your scooter rides.

Ask in the #cloud channel on Discord.

Sunshine stores location, battery, and trip data on servers in Germany. Nothing is shared with third parties. You can delete everything at any time.

Yes. Account settings, delete account. Everything goes.

Check your SIM has data and signal. Check APN config. SSH in and run 'systemctl status radio-gaga' or 'journalctl -u radio-gaga -n 20'.

Generate a new one from the scooter page in Sunshine, then re-run the installer.

You need SSH access and a working internet connection on the scooter. The installer downloads the binary from Sunshine's servers.