Chance for every spot
Old or far-away spots fade out. No false promises.
Pilot in Porto · Free
pArkse shows free spots on the street, in real time, shared by drivers who have just left. Fewer laps around the block, more time for what matters.
Free · No sign-up · In 6 languages
≈30%
of a city’s traffic can be people circling around looking for a spot.*
The third lap around the block is never the last.
Avoidable pollution and fuel use, every single day.
How it works
When you leave, one tap on “Free up spot” puts it on the map.
Each spot shows how long ago it was freed and the chance it’s still there.
Directions show up right in the app. Waze and Google Maps stay as options.
Your arrival is detected on its own. When you leave, it’s your turn to share.
Built on the street
We started in a school zone in Porto, where parents stop for a few minutes and spots change hands all the time. That’s where pArkse learned not to send you to a spot that’s already gone.
Community
pArkse is made by the people who park. Every shared spot saves someone a lap, and the more neighbours share, the more spots show up in the area. Those who help earn points and level up.
Made for everyday life
Old or far-away spots fade out. No false promises.
Street-by-street route, rerouting if you go off track, and an alert on arrival.
If the spot is gone, the app suggests the best alternative nearby.
Portuguese (Portugal and Brazil), English, Español, Français and Deutsch.
No sign-up, no name. Your location is only used to show spots near you.
Sharing and confirming spots earns you points and reliability.
For cities and operators
Occupancy and turnover by zone and hour, to plan parking better, cut search traffic and measure the effect of every measure.
Talk to usFAQ
Yes. It’s free for drivers, and it will stay that way.
No. We don’t ask for sign-up or a name. You stay anonymous, and your location is only used to show and confirm spots near you.
We’re piloting in Porto. The map gets better as more people share spots in your area.
When you leave, tap “Free up spot”. The app also asks if you’ve left when it notices you’ve moved away from where you were parked.
Tap “It was already taken”: the spot leaves the map and the app suggests the next one nearby right away.
No. Use pArkse with the car stopped. That’s why arrival is detected on its own: you don’t need to touch anything behind the wheel.
We’re piloting in Porto. Install it, park and, when you leave, let the next driver know.
On Android, allow your browser to “install unknown apps” when asked.