POC · v0.1.0

Look closer at where you'll park.

ParkPilot shows live occupancy for a curated set of lots and points you to the nearest free space. Open-source, no API keys required.

Runs in your browser. Optionally uses your real location; otherwise pick a preset (Tukwila, Bellevue, Seattle Waterfront) or enter custom coordinates.

What it does

Catalog of lots

A few real-world parking lots around the Seattle area, with polygon outlines and numbered spaces (A1–A12, B1–B12).

Simulated live occupancy

Each space shows free or occupied. State is computed deterministically and changes per minute — fine for a demo, not real CV.

Direct-line guidance

Pick a free space and get its bearing and distance from your location. The map flies to it. Not turn-by-turn navigation.

Map + polygons

OpenStreetMap tiles (no key required). Lot outlines and space rectangles are drawn as polygons, color-coded by occupancy.

How it works

  1. Set your location. Use browser geolocation, or pick a simulated preset, or type lat/lng.
  2. Browse nearby lots. The server returns lots within 3 km (configurable), sorted by distance.
  3. Find a free space. The server picks the nearest free space in your selected lot and returns bearing + distance.
  4. Drive there. The map draws an arrow and the distance readout updates as you "move" (in the simulator).

Honest limits

Try it now

Free, no signup, no API keys. Just open it and pick a lot.

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