For the valet team
Check in a car, record its location, and accept a retrieval on a phone. At the stand, a tablet shows the whole lot and the requests waiting to be handled.
Parkly Valet · In development
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to run valet.
Know where each car is, where its keys are, and who's bringing it back. Parkly gives your valet team a shared record from arrival to pickup.
We're building Parkly and looking for valet operators to help test it.
See the lot, not just a list.
A working mockup of the shared tablet view. Select a request on the left, or choose an empty space to park a sample car.
Swipe sideways to explore the full tablet →
Interactive product mockup for illustration only. Design and features are subject to change.
This demo uses sample data, and your changes reset when you refresh.
A record the next attendant can pick up.
The person retrieving a car isn't always the person who parked it. Parkly keeps the vehicle, guest, parking location, and key location together, so a handoff doesn't start with a search for the last employee.
This original Parkly check-in concept brings guest and vehicle information into the parking workflow. Staff can record the visit and its location without maintaining separate paper logs.
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Search vehicle recordsFind the right visit by plate, guest name, or location.
Track keys separatelyRecord the key board or hook alongside the parking location.
Coordinate retrievalsSee which requests need an attendant and who has accepted them.
Different tools. The same vehicle record.
We're building three connected parts of Parkly: an app for the shift, a portal for the owner, and a simple request page for the guest.
For the owner
Set up the lot, invite staff, and choose who can access each location. Scheduling, time records, and reports are planned for the admin portal.
Admin portal · In developmentFor the guest
Open a link to request the car and follow its status—no app to download. If a guest doesn't have a phone, staff can make the request at the stand.
Guest page · In developmentBuilt around the way you park.
A restaurant stand and an overnight hotel operation have different needs. Parkly's locations, lots, and staff permissions are being built to reflect that.
Valet companies
Give teams a consistent way to record vehicles, locate keys, and manage requests, whether you operate a single stand or several locations.
Hotels & resorts
Keep guest vehicles and parking locations visible as arrivals, overnight stays, and employee shifts overlap.
Restaurants & clubs
Coordinate vehicle arrivals and pickup requests during busy service periods, with a shared record that any authorized attendant can find.
Venues & events
Organize vehicle locations across main and overflow lots, then keep track of retrieval assignments when many guests leave at once.
Valet comes first.
There's a lot we'd like Parkly to do eventually, from hotel parking to garage operations. Right now, we're focused on getting one shift right: check in the car, find it when it's requested, and return it to the guest.
That's why we want to work with operators before a wider release. If your team could help us test the workflow, we'd like to hear from you.
Questions about using Parkly
A few things to know while we're building.
Is Parkly available to use today?
Parkly is in development and is not yet generally available. The interactive demo uses sample data to show the proposed workflow. We're seeking operators who can share feedback and help evaluate the product through future pilots.
Will guests need to download an app?
No guest app is planned for the core workflow. Guests with a phone would open a secure mobile webpage to request their vehicle and follow its status.
What if a guest doesn't have a phone?
The staff workflow is designed to let an authorized employee search by guest name, plate, or vehicle details and place a retrieval request at the stand. That request goes into the same queue as a guest's online request. The operator still determines how identity is verified before handing over a vehicle.
Does every attendant need a personal phone?
We're designing Parkly for both personal and company devices. A shared tablet gives the captain a command-center view, while attendants with phones can use a task-focused interface. Teams can also coordinate assignments through the shared stand.
Can one company manage multiple locations?
Yes, multiple locations are part of the planned platform. Owners would configure each location's lot layout and staff access through the admin portal, keeping vehicle records and retrieval queues specific to the relevant location.
What happens after I request early access?
We review your inquiry and follow up to understand your operation, discuss what you need, and explore whether a future pilot is a fit. Submitting the form doesn't create a product account or commit you to purchasing anything.
Let's talk about your operation.
Tell us a little about your team and how you work today. We'll get in touch to discuss whether an upcoming pilot could be a fit.
Parkly isn't generally available yet. This form starts a conversation; it doesn't create an account or commit you to anything.
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