Coming soon to iPhone

Which floor did I park on? Your iPhone already knows.

Parking Floor Finder works out which level of a parking garage your car is on, on its own, while the phone stays in your pocket. Switch the car off and the floor is waiting for you.

One email on launch day, nothing else. How we handle it.

Set it up once. Then just drive.

No tapping, no photos of the pillar, no opening the app when you park.

Tell it which car is yours

Add your car's Bluetooth or CarPlay name. That's how the app knows you're driving, and when you've parked.

Drive into any garage

The iPhone's barometer measures the climb from the street, ramp by ramp. It works in garages it has never seen.

Switch the car off

A notification says "Parked on floor 4". The floor stays on your Lock Screen widget until you're back at the car.

Honest about what it measured.

It never shows a confident guess it didn't measure. When it isn't sure, it says so and lets you pick with one tap.

4

The climb landed squarely on a level. That's your floor.

6 or 7?

The climb landed between two levels. Tap the right one, and that garage learns its real floor height.

Which floor?

It couldn't measure this time, so it asks, with your usual floor already picked.

Your parking stays on your phone.

No account to make and no server keeping your drives. What the app measures, and the garages it learns, stay on your iPhone.

  • Works in any multi-level garage, including ones it has never seen
  • Learns each garage, so the second visit is better than the first
  • Lock Screen and Home Screen widgets
  • Several cars, each with its own floor
  • Plain floor numbers: street level is floor 1, and one correction teaches a garage its own numbering
  • Needs an iPhone with iOS 17 or later and a car with Bluetooth or CarPlay

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