Field Notes
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Why we built Flettu

Vugar Aslanov · September 1, 2026
Why we built Flettu

Every world-scale event runs on the same quiet miracle: thousands of people, hundreds of vehicles, dozens of venues — all moving in sync, on the day, with no room for error. Behind that miracle, far too often, is a wall of spreadsheets and a group chat that never sleeps.

We’ve spent years inside that reality — directing mobility for the World Urban Forum, UEFA EURO, the FIFA World Cup and Formula 1. The operations were world-class. The tooling was not.

The problem isn’t the people. It’s the seams.

Transport doesn’t know what accreditation knows. The venue plan lives in a different file than the fleet plan. A change in one place has to be re-typed into five others. When everything has to work at once, those seams are where things break.

“When a city becomes the venue, every operation has to move as one.”

The Flettu principle

Flettu is the platform we wished we’d had: one connected system where transport, accreditation, guest management and every other operation share the same event, venue and people data — so they work together instead of fighting each other.

Start narrow, go deep

We’re not trying to boil the ocean. Transport & Mobility is live and in production — the reference module the rest of the suite follows. We ship one module to real operational depth before the next.

  • Fleet, drivers, shifts and shuttle routes in one roster
  • Live dispatch and a public operations map
  • VIP movements and motorcades, planned and tracked

This is Field Notes — where we’ll write about what we’re building, what we’ve learned running events, and where the platform is going next.