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Parking platforms for operators running sites in many US cities.

Codeeo provides parking app development USA operators can roll out city by city: driver apps for booking and pay by plate, permit programs, enforcement tools and one console for every location. Parking in the United States is run locally, with each city, county and state setting its own rules on rates, taxes, towing and privacy. We build platforms that hold those differences in configuration, so a new market is a setup task rather than a new app.

Our team of 80+ works from Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi and has delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US. American clients work with us remotely, with discovery, design reviews and sprint demos held over video call. Test builds reach your teams in every region.

Built for
Multi-site parking operators, property portfolios, universities, health systems, airports and parking technology companies across the US.
Typical timeline
We set the release plan after discovery, market by market, once integrations and the first launch cities are agreed in the written scope.
What you own
The platform code, every app store listing, the cloud environment, the console and all customer data, under your company's accounts.
Rated
4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

200+ companies across the US and the UAEFrom a first store to a listed developer

Modon
Majid Al Futtaim
HP
Belkin
Dulsco Group
OneClickDrive
Hanayen
HMS
Clocksprings
Ghezlan

Platform capabilities

One parking platform, configured for each market.

A parking brand that operates in several states faces a problem a single garage never sees: the same feature behaves differently from one city to the next. Tax on a parking transaction, towing notice rules, how long plate reads may be kept and which privacy rights a driver can exercise all depend on where the space is. Drivers, meanwhile, expect the same app to work in every city they visit. The capabilities below are designed for that tension. We plan them as a shared core with a location layer on top, and your first release usually launches in two or three markets so the configuration model is proven before the rest follow. Only then do the remaining markets follow. That order saves rework.

Explain your project
  • Market and location configuration

    Each city, venue or garage carries its own rates, tax settings, time zone, hours, signage text and enforcement rules. Regional managers change their own locations without touching others, and new markets launch from a template that already holds the rules you have approved. Changes are logged by user.

    A new city goes live through setup, not development.

  • Pay by plate and QR

    Drivers enter a plate or scan a QR code on the sign, pick a duration and pay in seconds, with no download required for a first visit. Returning drivers save plates, payment methods and favorite locations in their account. Sessions can be extended remotely where local rules allow.

    First time visitors pay without a ticket or a kiosk.

  • In-car parking experience

    Apple CarPlay and Android Auto both support parking apps. We design an in-car view that shows nearby locations, starts a session and ends it on arrival, limited to the simple interactions those platforms allow while driving. Reminders then move to the phone once the driver has parked.

    Drivers find and pay for parking from the dashboard.

  • Reservations and distribution

    Advance bookings sold in your own app and, through an API, on partner channels such as event ticketing, hotel booking and corporate travel tools. Inventory stays in one pool, so spaces sold on any channel are never double booked. Cancellations follow each location's rules. Partners see live availability.

    More channels selling your spaces from one inventory.

  • Permit programs

    Universities, hospitals and employers run permit types by role, lot and term, with waitlists, payroll deduction exports and automatic expiry. Students, staff and contractors apply, upload vehicle details and renew online. Administrators see demand by lot before each term starts and can adjust allocations before permits go on sale.

    Permit seasons handled without lines at the parking office.

  • Enforcement and notices

    Officers check plates on a handheld app, issue notices with photos and manage appeals in the console. The federal Driver's Privacy Protection Act restricts how motor vehicle record data from state agencies may be used, so we design lookup steps around the permitted purposes your counsel confirms.

    Enforcement that stands up when a driver appeals.

  • Accessible by design

    Screens built to WCAG 2.2 AA so drivers using screen readers or larger text can book and pay, plus clear information on accessible spaces, van accessible bays and step free routes at each location, in line with the expectations of the ADA. Alternative text covers every map.

    Every driver can complete a booking and payment.

  • Payments, taxes and receipts

    Apple Pay, Google Pay and cards through a PCI DSS compliant processor, with tax applied per location from rules your accountants maintain. Receipts show the location, the tax and the total so business travelers can expense them without questions. Fleet accounts get consolidated invoices. Refunds reverse tax correctly.

    Correct tax in every market, on every receipt.

  • Integration layer

    Connectors for parking access and revenue control systems, plate recognition cameras, EV chargers, accounting software and your CRM, so every location reports into the same data model whatever hardware it runs. New vendors are added as connectors, so one hardware change never forces a rebuild of the apps.

    Mixed hardware across markets reports as one system.

  • National reporting

    Revenue, occupancy, length of stay, permit counts and enforcement results by location, city, region and the whole country, with filters for channel and customer type. Data exports feed your finance and planning tools. Owners see only the figures for their own properties, while head office sees the full picture.

    Regional performance compared on consistent numbers.

Who this is for

Organizations that need a parking platform, not a single app.

A nationwide parking product is a different project from a local garage app. The data model must handle many owners, many rule sets and hardware from several vendors, and the support team must handle drivers in different time zones. Commercial terms also vary, from management contracts to leases and revenue shares, and the reporting has to follow the money correctly. These four kinds of organization are the ones that most often need that structure. Each needs a different starting point.

01

Operators managing garages in many cities

You run locations for many property owners, each with its own contract, rates and reporting needs. The platform gives every owner a view of their own sites, gives your regional managers control of their markets and gives head office a national picture. White label options let a large owner present the app under its own brand while you operate it. Settlement reports per owner, showing gross takings, fees and tax, remove much of the monthly reconciliation work that currently sits with your finance team.

Owner reporting is often what wins the next management contract.

02

Property portfolios and real estate investors

Office, retail and residential portfolios spread across several states want parking to earn more and cost less to manage. Tenant permits, public reservations in off hours and merchant validation run from one platform, and asset managers compare parking income across properties without chasing spreadsheets from each site. Electric vehicle charging can be added per property, with charger sessions billed alongside the parking stay rather than through a separate app that tenants have to install. Owners see results per asset. Leasing teams gain clarity.

Start with the properties that have the most unused evening capacity.

03

Universities, health systems and airports

Institutions run permit programs, visitor parking and enforcement for thousands of people, often across several campuses. They need role based permits, integration with identity and payroll systems, accessible design and careful handling of personal data. Health systems also need patient parking flows that never carry clinical information. Single sign on with the institution's existing identity provider means staff and students use the login they already have, and permits end automatically when someone leaves. Airport parking adds booking channels too. Visitors get clear directions.

Permits and enforcement usually move first, visitors follow.

04

Parking technology companies

Startups and established firms building a parking marketplace, a pay by plate product or a smart city service need a team that can build the core platform and the apps around it. We work as your product engineering team, with your roadmap, your brand and your intellectual property. If you already have a prototype or an early product, we review its code and architecture first and tell you plainly what to keep, what to rework and what to replace. Your own engineers can join code reviews at any point.

Your code and your roadmap remain yours throughout.

How we deliver a national parking platform.

  1. 01Market and rules inventoryTogether we list the launch markets, the rules each one imposes on rates, tax, towing, signage and plate data, and the hardware at each site, with your counsel and accountants confirming the details before anything is built.
  2. 02Platform architectureWe design the shared core, the location layer and the integration layer, deciding what is configuration and what is code, so later markets need setup rather than rework. Owner separation is designed in.
  3. 03Product designDriver, officer, manager and owner experiences are designed and tested as prototypes, including accessible flows and the in-car view where it is in scope. Officer tools are tested outdoors. Driver feedback shapes the screens.
  4. 04Core buildApps, console and integrations are built in sprints with test builds each cycle, starting with the features every market shares before adding regional variations. Every change is peer reviewed. Releases follow a shared calendar.
  5. 05Launch marketsTwo or three cities with different rule sets go live first. We measure payment success, plate match rates and support volume, then refine the templates. Support scripts are written from real launch questions.
  6. 06National expansionRemaining markets join in planned waves using the proven templates, while we maintain the platform, update integrations and add features your regions request. Each wave reuses the proven templates. Lessons feed the next wave.

Technology

What we build this with.

Cross platform mobile apps with CarPlay and Android Auto views where needed, a cloud back end designed for many locations and many owners, and a web console. Specific tools depend on your hardware vendors, payment processor, data warehouse and the team who will run the platform long term. Infrastructure is described as code, so a second environment for testing new markets can be created quickly and consistently.

01Mobile

  • Swift
  • Kotlin
  • Flutter
  • React Native

02Data and cloud

  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • Docker

03Marketing and tracking

  • GA4
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Search Console
  • Meta Pixel
  • Looker Studio

What national parking operators ask us.

We separate the shared core from the rules that vary by location.

Before design, we build an inventory of the rules in each launch market: parking tax, towing and booting notices, signage text, privacy rights and plate data retention. Anything that varies becomes configuration on the location layer, approved by your counsel and accountants. The shared core, covering accounts, payments, reservations and reporting, stays the same everywhere. New markets then launch through setup rather than new development. Launching first in markets with very different rules tests the model early, when changes are still cheap.

Tell us what the business needs. We will tell you what to build first.

Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.

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PROVEN RESULTS

4.7 / 5from 23 Google reviews