Built for the parking problems you already have.
Illustrative scenarios from multifamily, condo, workplace, and hotel operations — and how the shipped product handles each.
A portfolio where every guest-parking question lands on the leasing office
Permits issue per unit from an imported roster, and residents hand out their own visitor passes against a quota you set. Overages are charged automatically through Stripe, so the front desk stops arbitrating who gets to park and the lot still generates revenue on weekends.
A board meeting that keeps turning into a parking argument
Per-unit caps and guest quotas are written once as rule sets, then enforced the same way for everyone. The warning → citation → tow ladder runs from a patroller’s phone with photo evidence, and owners appeal through a public sticker link instead of the board’s inbox.
More employees than stalls on the busiest days of the week
Stalls are assigned as long-term permits by team or seniority, with EV, accessible, and visitor stalls reserved separately. The live monitor map shows what is actually occupied, so facilities can see the real shortfall instead of guessing from complaints.
A night audit tracking guest vehicles on a paper log
Guests are looked up by name or plate in seconds, overstays surface as enforcement cases rather than lost revenue, and overflow parking can be sold to the public from the same lot with its own pricing rules.
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