Parky
Parky interprets parking signs from a photograph and explains how the visible restrictions fit together. Its current homepage describes photographing one sign or a complete stack and receiving a conclusion in the user's language. The intended task is understanding the pictured information, not obtaining legal permission to park.
Capture the whole sign stack
The publisher asks users to include every relevant panel, arrows, dates, nearby notices and enough curb context to show which space the signs govern. A cropped line can omit an exception or a restriction pointing in a different direction.
Parky describes combining days, time windows, permit exceptions and seasonal restrictions. Its example explains why a timed prohibition can apply while a different permit window does not. This is an illustration of the workflow, not a rule that applies to every municipality or a parking decision tested for this listing.
The app is described as supporting signs in 85 languages and giving the explanation in the user's own language. The FAQ offers iPhone and Android downloads. Language coverage does not establish equally reliable handling of every sign design or local condition.
Read the explanation and uncertainty
Possible conclusions are Yes, No and Not sure. The latter is used when the visible information is incomplete, unclear or ambiguous. Read the reasoning alongside the conclusion, rather than assuming a clearly worded answer must be correct.
The published benchmark reports results from a defined internal photo set in four countries. It is not independent worldwide validation, and its percentages should not be generalized to another street, language or photograph.
Parky explicitly cannot interpret a condition outside the image. Temporary notices, road markings, construction or other circumstances can change the real situation. The publisher says the user remains responsible for checking the surroundings and does not guarantee avoidance of a ticket.
Check access and photo handling
Parky says uploaded sign photos are not retained. That is the publisher's documented policy statement, not an independent security assessment. Review the current privacy and service terms before use.
No photograph was uploaded, no live street restriction was checked and no parking conclusion was relied upon. The captured product pages do not supply a complete subscription price or free allowance, so those should be confirmed in the selected app-store or purchase flow.