Photo privacy
Your sign photo isn’t kept.
Parky uses the image to provide the requested interpretation. The uploaded image is not retained.
How Parky handles photosParking signs, made practical
Photograph one parking sign or an entire stack. Parky identifies the visible rules that apply and explains the answer in your language.
How it works
Parky does more than read words. It works out how the visible restrictions fit together for the situation you show it.
Include every relevant sign on the pole.
Capture arrows, dates, and the surrounding curb.
Parky checks which visible rules apply together.
Get Yes, No, or Not sure, with an explanation in your language.
Several rules. One conclusion.
Days, time windows, arrows, permits, and seasonal restrictions can all change the answer. The explanation shows the reasoning, not just the result.
The Tuesday 3–6 PM restriction applies now. The permit rule is outside its time window.
Measured accuracy
Benchmark numbers are useful only when they say what was tested. These figures measure final conclusions in scenarios with multiple visible rules.
Share of scenarios where Parky reached the correct final parking conclusion from visible rules in a 544-photo benchmark using signs from Canada, the U.S., the UK, and Australia.
Parky internal benchmark resultsWorldwide language support
Parky supports signs written in 85 languages and explains the conclusion in the user’s own language. Coverage is worldwide, but conditions outside the image may still matter.
Photo privacy
Parky uses the image to provide the requested interpretation. The uploaded image is not retained.
How Parky handles photosFor a clearer answer
Include every sign, arrow, nearby notice, and enough curb context. Conditions outside the frame can still affect whether you can park.
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Possible conclusions
The visible rules allow parking under the conditions shown.
A visible rule prohibits parking under the conditions shown.
The visible information is incomplete, unclear, or ambiguous.
Questions, answered
Yes. Parky is designed to interpret visible parking signs worldwide. Local conditions and rules that are not visible in the photo may still affect whether you can park.
Parky supports parking signs written in 85 languages.
Yes. Parky can interpret a supported sign language and explain the result in your own language.
Yes. Photograph the full sign stack so Parky can combine arrows, days, times, dates, permits, and overlapping visible rules.
No. Uploaded parking-sign images are not retained.
It means the visible information is incomplete, unclear, or ambiguous enough that Parky cannot give a confident Yes or No.
No. Parky interprets visible signs. You remain responsible for checking the curb, road markings, temporary notices, and current local conditions.
Include every sign on the pole, arrows, nearby notices, and enough surrounding context to show which side or parking space the signs apply to.
No. A sign or condition outside the frame cannot be interpreted from the photo.
Parky is available for iPhone from the App Store and for Android from Google Play.
Ready at the curb
Use Parky whenever a sign stack leaves you wondering.