CarSphere

CarSphere is a car marketplace built for the Georgian market, designed to bring searching, listing and contacting vehicle owners together in one place. Buyers can search by manufacturer, model and a range of filters to narrow down what they are looking for, while sellers can publish their own car in just a few minutes. The platform covers cars, special equipment and motorcycles, and supports both vehicles that are for sale and vehicles that are available to rent. Beyond the public marketplace, CarSphere also operates a QR-based contact tool that lets owners receive SMS messages without exposing their phone number on the vehicle, plus a B2B fleet operations surface for rental and fleet operators that need to handle cars, rentals, dispatch, maintenance, documents and analytics in a single system. Users sign in with an account to search or publish a listing, and the site can be used in Georgian or English. Car shopping in a local market tends to fragment across disconnected places: one site for browsing listings, a phone number written on a car window for contact, a separate lookup for the next technical inspection, and, for professional operators, a patchwork of tools for bookings, dispatch, maintenance and paperwork. CarSphere addresses this fragmentation by keeping search, listings and categories in one place, and by extending the same brand into a private contact channel for owners and a full operating environment for fleet businesses. As described on Product Hunt, CarSphere is one brand with three surfaces — a car marketplace at carsphere.ge, private owner SMS via QR on glass at qr.carsphere.ge, and B2B fleet ops at about.carsphere.ge — so that buying, maintaining and selling vehicles happen within one lifecycle instead of across unrelated products. Search is the core of the marketplace. Visitors choose a vehicle category such as cars, special equipment or motorcycles, then indicate whether they are looking at vehicles for sale or vehicles for rent. From there they can select a manufacturer and model, or start from popular brands including Audi, BMW, Chevrolet, Ford, Honda, Hyundai, Jeep and Kia. Additional filters cover year, price, location, customs status and fuel, with further options available behind a 'more' control, and all active filters can be cleared in one action. The search button shows the current number of matching listings, so buyers get immediate feedback on how broad or narrow their criteria are before browsing individual vehicle pages. Listing is designed to be quick for sellers. CarSphere states that a seller can list a car in a few minutes, with clear statuses attached to the listing so its state is visible. Each listing presents the essentials at a glance: the model and year, a body-type label such as SUV, sedan, van or hatchback, transmission, fuel type and other attributes, plus a price in dollars and a location. Sellers who want more attention can use paid visibility products. Sphere Max is the top boost, described as maximum visibility with a gold badge and first position in the featured section, while Sphere+ offers enhanced visibility with a dark Sphere+ badge. The homepage showcases boosted listings separately, giving promoted cars prominent placement above the standard results. Two smaller tools round out the marketplace experience. The first is owner contact through QR codes at qr.carsphere.ge: an owner places a QR sticker on the car's glass, interested people scan it and send an SMS message, and the owner's phone number never appears on the vehicle. The tool is presented as private, SMS-based and free, which lets sellers advertise a car that is physically on the street while keeping their personal number concealed. The second is a technical inspection check: the user enters a state plate number and immediately sees the date of the next technical inspection, returning the plate number and date instantly rather than requiring a manual search through official records. The B2B surface at about.carsphere.ge targets rental and fleet operators with full control over the fleet. Cars, rentals, a B2B dispatcher, technical service, documents and analytics live in one system, so operators no longer have to stitch separate tools together across the full cycle of buying, managing, servicing, operating and selling. Rentals and dispatch combine bookings and the dispatcher into a single flow, reducing switching and speeding up handovers. Maintenance and prevention use graphs and alerts to surface issues before a small problem becomes an expensive stoppage. Documents and roles cover contracts, files and team permissions, with access granted according to role. Fleet analytics report usage, costs and revenue per vehicle so decisions are made on real data. Overall, the approach is to treat a vehicle as a lifecycle rather than a one-time ad. A buyer searches and filters, then contacts an owner privately through SMS or a listing; a seller publishes quickly and can promote the listing through Sphere+ or Sphere Max; an owner can check when the next technical inspection is due; and a professional operator can run the same vehicles through rentals, dispatch, servicing and eventual resale inside one environment. Because the surfaces share a single brand, the public marketplace feeds the same ecosystem that fleet operators use, and the QR contact layer works on cars independently of the listing itself. For buyers, the benefit is speed and precision: structured filters narrow thousands of listings to the relevant few, and messaging through QR keeps the first contact simple. For sellers, the benefit is a fast listing flow with clear statuses and optional boosts that improve placement. For owners advertising a car on the street, the benefit is privacy — the number stays hidden while messages still arrive by SMS. For rental and fleet businesses, the benefit is a single operating picture that includes bookings, dispatch, maintenance alerts, role-based document access and per-car profitability, instead of scattered tools and spreadsheets. Concrete workflows described on the site include a buyer filtering by BMW, a specific year, a price range and fuel type to review matching SUVs and then opening an individual listing to contact the seller. A private seller photographs a car, publishes a listing in minutes and optionally adds Sphere+ for a darker badge and better visibility. An owner driving a car for sale sticks a QR code on the glass; a passer-by scans it and sends an SMS while the owner's number stays private. A separate visitor enters a state plate number to check the next technical inspection date. A rental operator opens about.carsphere.ge to manage bookings and dispatch, watch maintenance graphs and alerts, control documents by role and review revenue and costs per car. CarSphere is aimed at anyone in Georgia who buys, sells or rents a vehicle. The site lists four audiences explicitly: buyers, who use filters, price and fast contact; sellers, who publish a listing in a few minutes with clear statuses; dealers, who keep their park and leads in a single workspace; and rental businesses, who manage availability and requests in one flow. The fleet product additionally serves rental and fleet operators who need dispatch, technical service, documents and analytics. The marketplace is web-based, offers a Georgian and English interface, requires an account sign-in to search or post, and includes a contact page, cookie policy and separate login. In short, CarSphere brings car search, car listing and owner contact together for the Georgian market, then extends the same foundation into fleet operations so that rentals, maintenance and documentation sit alongside the marketplace rather than apart from it.