Tuplaza developed, launched, and operated from 2006 to 2019 several pioneering initiatives in the mobility sector. - TUPLAZA (2006 to 2010) was the forerunner of shared parking between individuals with an innovative and patented technology that attracted thousands of users in Spain. It combined: a software to allocate in real time the supply and demand of spaces among users and a programmable universal remote control to manage user access to garages. APARCALIA (since 2007) was the first vertical aggregator in the sector in Spain, focused on the marketing of parking spaces. It was a pioneer in the introduction of information and reservations for hourly, daily and monthly parking as well as allowing for the sale, rental or sharing of parking spaces between individuals MAAS URBANSHARE (2011-2013): Development the first MaaS in Spain contemporary to similar initiatives such as Citymapper or Moovit. The system allowed: digitizing, maintaining, and editing public transport networks in standard GTFS-type formats at the click of a button; had a multimodal route planner; offered rich information to subscribed users (incidents, delays or real waiting time). The system could connect with legacy fleet management systems as well as disseminate transport information to third parties through APIs and webservices. The company was financed by a group of "business angels", private investors, venture capital and the most notable public R&D fund programs in Spain, ENISA, CDTI and NEOTEC. The company garnered numerous awards and achieved wide media exposure, including national prime-time television coverage, as well as an excellent reputation among the entrepreneurial community at the time. The company ceased operations in 2019.