Parking, honestly.
The most-asked-about module. Here's exactly what it does, and what it doesn't.
When you need a spot
Ask once. It reaches the neighbours who can actually help, not everyone.
The answer arrives as a notification you can accept with one tap.
See what's genuinely available tonight, instead of guessing.
The spot you took is pinned to the home screen and works offline, because you're three floors underground with no signal and you need the bay number and when you have to be out.
When you have a spot free
An empty spot becomes visible to neighbours in under ten seconds, for a window you choose.
“Ask me when it suits you”: reachable without being listed anywhere.
Say no silently. Nothing is recorded, nothing is scored, and nobody is told.
Take it back whenever you need it. Instantly, at no cost of any kind.
Share without your name attached, if you’d rather.
The promise, as a sequence.
- You take the spot backOne button, one confirmation.
- Your neighbour is told instantlyAt the one notification tier that can never be suppressed, even with the whole parking module muted.
- Their number is one tap awayNo searching, and no asking anyone else.
You always get your spot back, and nothing in the app ever charges you for taking it. No score, no penalty, no rating.
What if someone doesn't move?
You have a name, a phone number, and a record of the request. That's it. No app can tow a car, and we don't pretend ours can.
It also handles tandem bays, where one spot blocks another: the same request, and the same notification that can't be suppressed.
What it isn't.
- No money changes hands.
- No strangers.
- No gate control.
- No tracking.
- No obligation of any kind.
We're choosing our first buildings.
Knock is new, and we'd rather set up three buildings properly than thirty badly. So we run each pilot ourselves, end to end. The committee can turn it off at any time and take their data with them, and the WhatsApp group stays exactly as it is.
Book a 20-minute call20 minutes, your building's situation, no deck.