Locky provides a revolutionary secure bicycle parking solution in Brussels with stations featuring an integrated locking arm that's up to 10 times stronger than conventional padlocks. The system works through a smartphone app where users can locate stations, scan a QR code, and secure their bikes with the robust locking mechanism. If a theft attempt occurs, the system triggers a powerful alarm and sends real-time notifications to the user. Locky stands out by offering a 100% refund guarantee if a bike is stolen while using their service. The company was founded by Shady Cantarella and his friend Martin after experiencing the persistent fear of bike theft in Brussels. After developing prototypes, filing patents, and securing funding, Locky began deploying stations across Brussels in 2023. As of early 2025, they've installed dozens of stations in key locations including Flagey, Place Fernand Cocq, and the ULB campus. The service charges €0.89 per hour or €4.45 per day, with the first 15 minutes free, and plans to offer monthly subscriptions for €14.90. Locky aims to expand to 300 spaces by the end of the year and eventually establish a presence in about ten European cities.