Parkway
Parking operations for multifamily properties
A parking operations ecosystem for multifamily properties, combining resident workflows, staff administration, field enforcement, and CRM integration.
The important story is not the permit itself. It is the reduction of operational friction: faster lookups in the field, fewer manual exceptions, cleaner audit trails, and a tighter loop between parking and the rest of property operations.
Parking is operational, not cosmetic
The problem is not displaying permit data nicely. The real work is moving information between residents, staff, and field enforcement without ambiguity.
Web plus iOS plus CRM context
The public page should present Parkway as an ecosystem story rather than three disconnected repos.
Fewer manual exceptions
Token-based setup links, guest pass flows, and instant verification reduce the spreadsheet-and-phone-call operating model that properties usually live with.
Permits, guests, and unit context in one place
The resident side and staff side were designed together so the data stays coherent from first registration through enforcement and resolution.
Built for the person standing in the lot
The iOS companion app is not a vanity mobile client. It is a field tool with large touch targets, fast status feedback, and role-aware access to the right information.
Clear status states
VALID and INVALID feedback is immediate, visible outdoors, and tied to the relevant resident and permit context.
Role-specific access
Enforcement officers, staff, and admins should not all see or do the same thing. The interface adapts accordingly.
Parking as part of the property stack
Parkway is stronger because it is connected to the broader property system. Unit, resident, and lease context make parking data operationally useful instead of isolated.
Internal Systems
Related Systems
Need an ops product that has to work in the real world?
Parking is a good example of how we build. The domain is messy, the stakes are operational, and the interface has to stay clear under pressure.