Circuit (Spoke) is a private company building in logistics, founded in 2018. Its shares do not trade on a public exchange.
Circuit (Spoke) has no published valuation.
Circuit, rebranded to Spoke in October 2025, is a London, UK headquartered last-mile delivery software company founded by Jack Underwood (CEO, co-founder) and Pawel Woznicki (CTO, co-founder). It offers Spoke Dispatch, formerly Circuit for Teams, for businesses managing multiple drivers, alongside Spoke Route Planner for individual drivers.
Circuit/Spoke has been downloaded by over 10 million drivers, who use it to plan multi-stop deliveries and hand off turn-by-turn navigation to Google Maps, Apple Maps, or Waze. Spoke Dispatch pricing runs from a Starter plan at $125 for 1,000 stops up to an Expert plan at $1,000 for 12,000 stops.
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No. Circuit (Spoke) is a private company; its shares do not trade on a public exchange.
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