Spot Ticket
Level, row, space, place and note on one screen, big enough to read while you walk.
Parking, remembered
Remember the spot. Beat the meter.
Write down level, row and space before you walk away. Park Weldon counts down to the moment you need to head back, and keeps what parking cost you in one tidy book.
The three numbers you forget
Level. Row. Space.
Garages are built to look the same on every floor. Park Weldon sets the three numbers that find your car in letters you can read from across the deck.
3Level
Which floor
The painted number on the pillar or by the elevator. Write it the way the garage does: 3, P2, Blue, Roof.
CRow
Which aisle
Row, section or zone letter. In a surface lot, the light pole number works just as well.
214Space
Which stall
The stall number if there is one. If not, a note does the job: "two past the stairs, facing the wall".
How it works
Park, walk, come back on time
Save the spot
Level, row, space and how long the meter is paid. Add your location if you like: it is erased when you are back.
Get on with your day
Your Spot Ticket counts down to leave-by: paid-until minus your walk back. Add the leave-by time to your phone's calendar too; Apple Calendar and Outlook also set the alarms.
Back at the car
Tap "I'm back", type what it cost if you paid, and the stay drops into your Cost Book with the date, place and amount.
What you get
Everything parking asks you to remember
Leave-by countdown
Counts to the minute you should start walking, turns amber at 15 minutes and red when time is up.
Calendar reminder
One tap adds the leave-by time to your calendar. Apple Calendar and Outlook also set alarms 10 minutes before and at leave-by; Google Calendar uses its own default reminder.
Cost Book
Every stay with its date, place and cost. Month total and per-place totals, worked out for you.
Monthly report Pass
A clean, printable list of the month's parking for an employer's or client's reimbursement. CSV too.
Pass or Pay
Is the monthly pass worth it? Put in the daily rate, your days and the pass price, and see the break-even.
Posted rates
Free to park. $1.95 to keep the receipts.
Saving spots, the countdown, reminders and both calculators are free. The Park Pass is for people who park for work or park a lot.
Park Weldon rates
Park Pass, monthlyYour whole Cost Book, kept for 2 years (free shows the last 10 stays); report; CSV$1.95/mo
Park Pass, annualSame Pass, two months free$19.50/yr
Spot, countdown, reminderOne car at a time, last 10 stays, 2 saved placesFree
Pass or Pay, Meter MathNo Glovebox neededFree
Free during preview. Payments are not switched on yet, so every Pass feature is open to everyone and nothing is charged. When checkout opens, these are the prices; nothing renews without you choosing it.
What Park Weldon is not
It is not a parking company and it is not a park. It does not sell, reserve or pay for parking, it does not find empty spaces, and it cannot see the meter. The posted sign and the meter always decide; Park Weldon is your notebook.
Questions
Before you park
Do I need an account?
No. Your first saved spot opens a private Glovebox in this browser. The Glovebox page gives you a private link to open it on another phone or computer. There is no email, no password and no name.
Will it buzz me when time is up?
The countdown runs while the Spot Ticket is open. For a reminder with the browser closed, tap "Add reminder to my calendar" to put the leave-by time in your calendar. Apple Calendar and Outlook also set alarms 10 minutes before leave-by and again at leave-by; Google Calendar ignores those and uses its own default reminder, so check it is on. On Android, open the downloaded file to add it.
What happens to my location?
Only stored if you tap "Add my location", only used for the "Open in my maps" button, and erased when you tap "I'm back" (or after 48 hours, whichever comes first).
Can it pay the meter or extend my time?
No. Pay the meter, the kiosk or the city's parking app as usual. If you add time there, tap "Add time" on your ticket so the countdown matches.
Why would I pay for the Park Pass?
If you park for work and claim it back, or park often enough to wonder where the money goes: the Pass keeps two years of stays, makes a printable monthly report and a CSV, holds 25 saved places and up to 4 cars parked at once. $1.95 a month or $19.50 a year; free during preview.