atme - Parking Tips & Alerts

atme is the only app that answers "Can I park here?"
and lets you message any driver anonymously using
their license plate — no phone numbers, ever.

ASK ABOUT PARKING ANYWHERE
Tap "Can I park here?" and get instant, location-aware
parking advice powered by AI. atme checks real city
data — meter rules, time restrictions, residential
permit zones, garage rates — then tells you exactly
where to park, what it costs right now, and how far
away it is. Tap any result for directions.

No booking required. No fees. Just answers.

FIGHT YOUR PARKING TICKET
Got a citation? atme analyses your case against the
official legal framework, identifies your strongest
defence, and generates a ready-to-submit appeal
letter — all in under 3 minutes. Available for
Washington DC, Baltimore, New York City, London
and Manchester.

MESSAGE ANY VEHICLE
See a car with headlights on? Someone blocking your
driveway? Meter about to expire? Enter their plate
and send an anonymous heads-up. No phone numbers,
no personal info — just a helpful message delivered
safely.

Message categories include:
Safety alerts — headlights on, tire looks low,
window left open
Parking courtesy — meter expiring, blocking access
Emergency — car alarm, blocking a driveway
Delivery notices — package at your door

BUILT ON REAL DATA
atme parking tips are powered by verified city data.
We pull from municipal parking databases, official
meter zones, garage rates, and residential permit
rules. Community members add tips to keep
information current.

WORKS WHEREVER YOU DRIVE
In-depth verified data for Washington DC, Baltimore,
New York City, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, London,
Manchester, Cambridge, Edinburgh and Glasgow —
with more cities added regularly. Even outside
these cities atme gives you the best available
advice for your location.

PRIVACY AND SAFETY
Email verification required for all users. Preset
message categories prevent harassment. No personal
information shared between users. Anonymous
but accountable.

PERFECT FOR
Visitors parking in an unfamiliar city
Commuters who want answers before leaving the car
Anyone who wants to leave a helpful note for
another driver
Drivers who got a ticket and want to fight it

atme is free to download. Fight a Ticket uses a
small one-time fee per appeal letter.