Innovation intelligence brief
Innovation intelligence brief
CityMile's UBI platform targets small and medium sized insurance companies looking to extend their digital footprint and start collecting data on drivers. Our solution helps drive decision making. For individuals, that leads to improved behavior behind the wheel. Insurance carriers increase customer adoption and retention while lowering claims expense, thus enhancing profitability.
What became of it
Blocked · Low confidence · Last verified 2026-10-17
Research is blocked: there was not enough public evidence to establish what became of this innovation. Nothing below should be read as a verified 2026 status.
As catalogued
Usage-based insurance (UBI) telematics platform, founded in Rio de Janeiro by Jason and Georgia Sprenger, for small and mid-sized Brazilian P&C insurers to collect driver and vehicle data (mileage, fuel efficiency, vehicle health) and reward safer driving.
2026 reality
No active operation found. The catalog domain citymile.com.br does not resolve and citymile.com is listed for sale (checked 2026-10-17). CB Insights lists CityMile as having ceased operation, and a Coverager company listing reportedly shows it as renamed 'Sensei' with an inactive operating status; no primary closure announcement was found.
Reportedly renamed Sensei: Coverager and Built In NYC listings (not retrievable in review) describe Sensei as 'previously CityMile', a New York driver-behaviour app founded 2015; CB Insights lists CityMile itself as having ceased operation after a seed round of about USD 40K from the Global Insurance Accelerator.
an early example of UBI telematics aimed at smaller insurers in an emerging market; no evidence of a surviving product in 2026.
REVIEW · Fetched CB Insights (ceased operation, USD 40K GIA seed, Rio de Janeiro) and updated the source note. The Sensei rename could not be confirmed (both listings returned 403; a search found no link), so it stays hedged. Remains BLOCKED.
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