Where Did I Park: Spot Saver

PREMIUM — PURCHASE REQUIRED: All features described below are part of Pro and require a purchase: a weekly or yearly auto-renewing subscription, or a one-time lifetime purchase. Four identical concrete storeys, a sea of grey pillars, and a meter that runs out at six. ParkSpot keeps a simple note of exactly where your car is — level, bay number, a landmark, a photo — and rings an alarm before your parking time is up. GPS parking pins fail in exactly the places you need them: underground car parks, multi-storey car parks, airport decks wrapped in concrete. ParkSpot works the opposite way. You spend five seconds noting the spot as you walk away — and a note never loses signal, never drifts to the entrance ramp, and never forgets which level you were on. WHAT YOU GET • "P2 · Bay 42 · near lift B" waiting on screen the moment you open the app — no scrolling, no guessing • A live clock showing how long you've been parked, ticking from the second you saved the spot • A meter alarm 10 minutes before your time runs out, and again at expiry — it fires even with the app closed and your phone asleep • A photo of the pillar, bay marking or level sign, for car parks where every corridor looks identical • A label for each car, so the family estate on P3 and the city runabout on the street each keep their own spot • A parking history that answers "which level did I use at the airport last time?" PERFECT FOR • Travellers who come back a week later to five identical floors of long-stay airport parking • Commuters who land in a different multi-storey deck every morning • Street parkers feeding metres who would rather hear an alarm than receive a parking fine • Anyone who has ever wandered a shopping-centre car park pressing the key fob and listening for a beep WHY NOT JUST APPLE MAPS? Maps drops an automatic pin — when it has a GPS fix. Underground, that pin lands wherever the signal last worked, usually the entrance ramp, and it can't tell you "level 3, row F, by the blue stairwell". It also won't warn you that your metre expires in ten minutes. ParkSpot notes exactly what a pin can't, and reminds you before it costs you. PRIVATE BY DEFAULT Everything stays on your iPhone. No account, no location tracking, no ads. Spot photos are stored on the device and never uploaded anywhere. PREMIUM (PURCHASE REQUIRED) ParkSpot requires Full Access, unlocked by subscription or a one-time purchase. Full Access opens everything: saved spots with photos and car labels, metre alarms, multiple cars parked at once, and unlimited parking history. • Weekly — auto-renewing subscription • Yearly — auto-renewing subscription • Lifetime — one-time purchase, pay once and keep it forever Next time you pull into a space, give ParkSpot five seconds before you walk away — your future self, standing at the wrong end of level 3, will thank you. Terms of Use: https://leanstudio.asia/terms-of-use Privacy Policy: https://leanstudio.asia/privacy-policy Support: [email protected]