Parky.AI: The Revolutionary AI Parking Assistant Now Available Worldwide

By Anderson Giles

Parky.AI, the groundbreaking AI-driven parking assistant app, is now available globally. Designed to decipher parking signs, this app provides drivers with clear information on whether they can park in a specific location, offering a straightforward solution to a common worldwide issue.

Parking signs often present complex rules based on time, date, weekday, or month, and can sometimes override one another, usually applying to only one side of the street. This complexity is further compounded for tourists encountering signs in foreign languages.

With Parky.AI, drivers simply take a picture of the relevant parking signs. The app then analyzes the information and delivers clear, detailed explanations on whether parking is permitted, along with any conditions and time restrictions.

Key Benefits

• Instant Clarity: Receive immediate clarity about parking rules and restrictions with just one photo, informing you whether you can park or not.
• International Usability: Parky.AI interprets parking signs and provides information in your native language, whether you’re a Japanese tourist in Australia or a German visitor in New York.
• Complete Privacy: No account, personal information, or geolocation data is required.
• Global Coverage: Optimized for use in Canada, the US, the UK, Australia, and beyond, Parky.AI supports 85 languages.

Parky.AI simplifies parking for drivers everywhere with its innovative approach, focusing on simplicity and privacy. By requiring only a photo of the relevant signs, it ensures that drivers can make informed parking decisions without the need for personal data.

Boasting an 83% accuracy rate in interpreting parking signs, Parky.AI continuously improves its accuracy through user feedback. Users can report any inaccuracies, fostering a collaborative approach that ensures reliable and up-to-date parking information.

“Our goal is to provide a simple, effective tool that helps drivers navigate parking rules anywhere in the world. We wanted to demonstrate how AI can benefit society without disclosing personal information or location,” said Joseph Zibara, CTO of Underlabs.