PBSC

Name: PBSC
Rating: 1.5 (190 reviews)
Author: PBSC Urban Solutions

By: PBSC Urban Solutions

Previously CycleFinder

Features & Capabilities

PBSC, formerly CycleFinder, is your city’s bike-sharing companion. The app uses geolocation to locate the nearest bike or dock, lets you mark stations as favorites for quick access, and enables fast signup to rent bikes in seconds.

Create or log in to your PBSC account to extend time at full stations, view current trips and trip history, and ride across a growing list of global cities. Learn more at pbsc.com about PBSC Urban Solutions, the company behind the app.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Navigation & Mapping Privacy & Security

By:

PBSC Urban Solutions

Rating:

1.50

(190)

Version:

5.48.0 Last updated: 2026-03-25

Version code:

883674894

Creation date:

2012-09-07

Compatible devices:

Size:

38.86MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-04

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 179,365 ▼ 149

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Developed by:

PBSC Urban Solutions

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pbsc/id557237724

Website:

https://www.lyfturbansolutions.com/

User Reviews

Summary: The PBSC app is largely criticized for billing issues, unreliability, and inaccurate station data. Users report unexpected charges, unclear pricing, and refund difficulties. The app suffers from bugs and login problems, and station status often misleads about availability. The UI is confusing, especially around network switching, and bike maintenance varies (heavy bikes, drum brakes, issues). A minority note occasional reasonable pricing or functioning, but the overall sentiment is negative.

Pros

Some users find pricing options like short-duration passes appealing in certain locations.
In some cases the app functions as expected and helps locate/unlock bikes, with occasional positive experiences depending on location.

Cons

Billing and pricing confusion leading to unexpected charges, including per-minute fees and difficult refunds.
Widespread app reliability issues: errors, frequent password/login prompts, resets, and crashes.
Docking/availability data is inaccurate: stations show full/empty incorrectly, nearby unlocks fail, and docks can be down.
Clunky, non-intuitive UI and network switching: confusing interface, banner-based network selector, and maps that are often blank or slow.
Bike quality and maintenance concerns: heavy bikes with drum brakes, broken seats, and gear issues.

Recent reviews

It’s like using the internet in 1995. You have to fill out a ton of different form Fields none of which will auto fill and then manually type in a credit card. No Apple Pay no Google pay no Shopify. The time it took me to rent a bike, my other friends walked and got there before me.

by Do*****, 2026-05-18

There are almost no stations that work in Honolulu. The ones that do work are almost always empty and if there are bikes they are unusable and need repairs. There was one customer service rep who was friendly, although still unhelpful. The rest were very grumpy everytime I called.