Streetside ParkingPark in NYC without the tickets.
Streetside Parking reads the signs on your side of the block, saves your spot by itself when you leave the car, and reminds you before you have to move it.
First 2 weeks free. Then $7.99/month or $59.99/year.
Green means park. Red means keep driving.
Tap Find parking and drive. Every curb on the block ahead turns green or red for what's allowed right now, with how long each open spot stays legal.
- Open and no-parking curbs on both sides, block by block
- A sound when a curb opens up, so your eyes stay on the road
- Found one? Tap "I parked here" and your reminders are set
Every sign, read for you.
Street cleaning, no standing, school and commercial zones, hydrants, film shoots and temporary closures. The app reads them all and turns them into one "move by" time for your side of the street.
- Rules pinned to the exact side you parked on
- Wrong side? Tap your curb on the map to fix it
- Fire hydrant warnings, even where no sign is posted
Your deadline, right on your Home Screen.
A widget counts down to your move-by time on the Home Screen and Lock Screen, and a reminder arrives before it hits. When the city suspends alternate side parking, you'll hear about that too, so you don't move for nothing.
- Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets with a live countdown
- Push alerts when ASP is suspended for holidays or weather
- Find My Car walks you back to the spot
Turn off the car. Your spot is saved.
When your phone disconnects from your car's Bluetooth or CarPlay, Streetside Parking saves where you parked, even if the app isn't open. Share the household cars? Add each one.
- Learns your car the first time you drive with Bluetooth on
- Several cars, each added or removed in My cars
- CarPlay works right away
Everything a NYC driver checks, in one place.
Parks itself
Your spot is saved when your phone disconnects from any of your cars or CarPlay.
Right side of the street
The app works out which side you're on. If it guesses wrong, tap your curb and the rules follow.
ASP suspension alerts
Holidays, snow and emergency suspensions arrive as a push, straight from the city calendar.
Hydrants and no standing
Hydrant warnings, no standing, and school and commercial zones, all checked for your curb.
Closures and film shoots
Construction, street events and film permits that take your curb away are flagged when you park.
Widgets and Live Activity
Your move-by countdown on the Home Screen, the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island.
Park, walk away, get reminded.
Set it up once. After that you don't have to open the app to stay ticket-free.
Park anywhere in NYC
Turn the car off and walk away. The app notices your car's Bluetooth or CarPlay disconnect and saves the spot.
See your rules
It matches your spot to the signs on your side of the block and works out the next time you need to move.
Move before the sweeper
A reminder arrives before the deadline, or a note that ASP is suspended and you can stay put.
Cheaper than one ticket.
A single street cleaning ticket in Manhattan is $65. A year of Streetside Parking costs less than one.
Monthly
Every feature. Cancel anytime in your Apple account.
Yearly
Every feature, about $5 a month.
Your first 2 weeks are free. Everything is included, with nothing to pay to start.
Questions
Does it work outside New York City?
Not yet. Streetside Parking is built on NYC's parking sign data and street cleaning calendar, so it covers every block in the five boroughs and nowhere else for now.
Do I have to open the app when I park?
No. Once it knows your car's Bluetooth, it saves your spot on its own when your phone disconnects, and CarPlay works from the start. You can also tap "I parked here" or drop a pin yourself. If you swipe the app away in the app switcher, open it again before you park so it can catch the disconnect.
We have two cars. Does that work?
Yes. Add each car under My cars, and your spot is saved when your phone disconnects from any of them.
What if it gets the side of the street wrong?
Tap your curb on the map. The rules, reminders and widget switch to that side right away.
How accurate are the rules?
The app uses the city's published sign data, which is very good but not perfect, and temporary signs aren't always in it. The signs on the street are what's enforced, so give them a glance too.
What happens to my location?
Your parking spots and history stay on your phone. There's no account, no ads and no tracking. The privacy policy has the details.
When can I get it?
Streetside Parking is in beta testing now and coming to the App Store soon.
Stop moving your car for nothing.
Streetside Parking is coming soon to iPhone. Want in on the beta? Drop us a line.
Request a beta invite