Parkr: Parking Sign Decoder

Point your phone at the sign for one calm verdict. Get a heads up before the spot flips, a ping when a closed one opens, and a walk back to the car. Full LA curb data.

You know the pole. Four signs, three sets of hours, two arrows, and one points somewhere behind you. You have been circling for eleven minutes. You are on a curb doing math.

Parkr does the math.

Point your phone at the whole pole. Parkr reads every line, checks it against the clock right now, and gives you one answer:

• Green. Park here. • Red. Keep driving, this one is a ticket waiting to happen. • Yellow. Park after you check the one thing it flags.

WHEN THE SIGNS DISAGREE

Two signs on one pole can say opposite things, and one of them is in charge. Parkr works out which. Tap "Show your work" for every line it read and the rule that made the call, then trust it or overrule it.

BEFORE IT FLIPS

Good parking has an expiry. When a sign gives the hour a spot turns restricted, tap once and your phone taps you on the shoulder about fifteen minutes ahead. Closed now, opens at six? Parkr pings you then instead. The reminder is scheduled on your phone, so it arrives with Parkr closed.

WHERE YOU LEFT IT

Save the spot when you park. Parkr holds the pin, tells you how long ago you walked away, and remembers when the rule there changes. One tap opens walking directions in Apple Maps or Google Maps.

IN LOS ANGELES

Parkr cross-checks the city's live curb data, so meters and permit districts turn up even when the pole is quiet about them. Street sweeping is the one rule a sign may not post, so Parkr always tells you to look for a sweeping sign. Outside LA, Parkr reads the sign in front of you and says so plainly.

WHAT PARKR DOES NOT DO

No account. No sign up. No ads, no ad tracking, nobody selling where you have been. Reading a sign sends that one photo to an AI reader, and only after you say yes the first time. Where you parked never leaves your phone.

Parkr is a reading aid, not the law. The sign and the curb win every time. Parkr just makes sure you read them.