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The number shows the estimated available spaces.
Private neighborhood parking
Spotlert helps trusted neighbors share available street parking in real time. Create a private group for your block, report open spots, and get notified before they disappear.
Take Spotlert with you
Four markers, and that is the whole language of the map.
The number shows the estimated available spaces.
A neighbor asked whether someone can temporarily hold the spot.
The streets covered by the private parking group.
The report is removed from the map.
Circling the block after work wastes time, fuel, and patience.
By the time you drive past, the spot you saw is already gone.
Texts, group chats, shouted tips from the stoop — Spotlert just makes it organized.
Each block runs its own invite-only group.
Two taps to tell neighbors a spot just opened.
Spot changes appear to the whole group instantly.
Group admins decide exactly who gets in.
Create a private group for your block.
Invite trusted neighbors with a code.
Report open spots as you see them.
Get notified when spots open near you.
Get the app
Get a push notification the moment a neighbor marks a spot open on your block — and report one yourself in two taps as you pull away.
Works with the group you already have
Also for your household
Save where you left the family car so everyone in your household knows where to find it — privately, and never shown to your parking group.
See how it works →Save the spot, and add a note like “Level 3, near the elevator”.
One tap tells the family who has the car right now.
A shared list for oil changes, inspections, and registration.
Spotlert is actively being improved with feedback from city drivers and neighborhood communities. Members help shape a simpler, more useful way to share parking updates.
Create a private parking group and invite the neighbors you trust.
Or download the app
Spotlert does not reserve public parking and cannot guarantee that a reported spot is still available when you arrive. Availability is reported by your neighbors in good faith. Holding a spot is always voluntary and informal. Every driver remains responsible for following local parking laws, signs, meters, hydrants, and driveway rules.