A permit that can be checked, not just displayed.

A hangtag proves somebody was given a permit once. A digital permit answers the only question that matters at the car: is this vehicle allowed to be in this space, right now?

A permit: its code, a valid marker, the space, the area, the unit and the monthly rate.
Cut from the real screen, not drawn.
A resident’s permit on a phone: the permit code, the space, the area and unit, the monthly rate and the vehicle it covers.

Issued with the space, not separately

A permit belongs to an assignment. Give somebody a space and the permit exists; end the assignment and it stops verifying the same minute, with nothing to collect and nothing to remember.

  • Classes for residents, staff and visitors, each with its own rules.
  • Suspended rather than deleted when a balance goes unpaid, so the history survives the suspension.
  • A code and a QR, both pointing at the same answer.

Checked by whoever is standing there

Open the scanner, read the code, and the answer comes back as a word — valid, suspended, expired, unknown. No account needed to be told the truth about a car.

  • Or type the plate, which is what you have when the car is locked and the permit is face down.
  • The registry and live guest passes are searched together; a visitor with an approved pass is not a violation.
  • Every check is logged, which is what makes a pattern visible later.

Questions about digital permits.

Do residents need to print anything?

No. The permit lives on their phone and in their account. Printing it is allowed and changes nothing — the code is what is checked, not the paper.

What happens when a resident changes car?

They add the vehicle themselves and the permit covers it. A second car on the account is priced per property, prorated from the day it is added.

Does this replace a gate?

No, and it does not need one. If you have a gate it keeps working; this is the record of who may be there, which a gate has never been able to tell you.

One plan, per space, per month.

Everything on this page is included. Describe your lot and see the number for your own building.