Very helpful app  
By: LadieMak - Feb 20, 2010
Version: 1.0
It's the little things in life...I've paid more money than I care to calculate in parking tickets over the past year (now $40 a pop in my town) because I either did not make it back to my car in time, or was so distracted that I forgot to feed the meter altogether! I've also forgotten where I left my car in a parking garage as often as not. I have found the alarm quite reliable (it can be set to 'vibrate' as well), and since I first checked out this app the developers have added some handy new features and options. All in all, AutoPark is a sexy little app that handles one of life's routine realities quite well, and is worth purchasing.

AutoPark is great!!  
By: cwirkom - Jan 5, 2010
Version: 1.0
This is by far one of the most useful applications I've purchased!The application allows you to set a timer on your phone that parallels your parking meter or time in a parking garage. It will send you alerts to notify you when you are getting close to expiring. Saving you just one ticket makes this invaluable!In addition, it has some great application features. It uses the iPhone GPS to find your current location so you know where you parked. It has controls to help you remember the floor, area, and spot number in parking garages (very helpful for airport parking!). It has a Notes section that allows you to either make note of something to help you remember where you parked, or even take a picture of the location. You can also email a copy to a friend if someone needs to meet you at the car.

Solves a major headache elegantly and well  
By: ea6651 - Jan 1, 2010
Version: 1.0
If you live in a big city, keeping track of where you park your car can be a real problem. Similarly, if you park in metered parking, keeping track of how much time is left on the meter is often forgotten during the events of the day. Fortunately, AutoPark excels at solving both problems. Keeping track of a meter is as easy as starting the app, then tap the meter slot and set the time. That's it. It will sound an alarm before the meter expires (actually, multiple, if you want to), so you have time to go back to the meter and move your car or feed it more coins.Keeping track of where your car is parked is as easy as tracking a meter. When you park your car, hit your car button in the app and use GPS to set the marker on the map. Done. On the way back, you can then use GPS to navigate back to your car. If you park in your car park, you can take a picture of the stall you are in or use the interface to quickly store the name of the car park, the level, color of the level and the stall number. I cannot envision going to the City (for us that is San Francisco) without this app any longer. The only thing you need to remember is to use it when you park your car. Can life be any simpler?

Like it  
By: Robocoq - Feb 28, 2010
Version: 1.0
Nicely done

Great app very useful  
By: pki the tech man - Feb 26, 2010
Version: 1.0
Love it

Best in Class  
By: LoneOak137 - Feb 21, 2010
Version: 1.0
Although no app, even iSky Park with it's SMS notifications can guarentee timely alerts, this app has the best UI, and is well thought out. With a single glance you can see your meter and find your spot easily later. The email is really well done as well This is the app to get for metered parking.

Very helpful app  
By: LadieMak - Feb 20, 2010
Version: 1.0
It's the little things in life...I've paid more money than I care to calculate in parking tickets over the past year (now $40 a pop in my town) because I either did not make it back to my car in time, or was so distracted that I forgot to feed the meter altogether! I've also forgotten where I left my car in a parking garage as often as not. I have found the alarm quite reliable (it can be set to 'vibrate' as well), and since I first checked out this app the developers have added some handy new features and options. All in all, AutoPark is a sexy little app that handles one of life's routine realities quite well, and is worth purchasing.

I was a parking idiot  
By: godsdogr - Feb 1, 2010
Version: 1.0
Now I am a parking genius with AutoPark. I used to get tickets when I parked at a meter, because I always thought I had more time. Now, I get back in time to feed the meter or move. A money-saver for me from the first day.

Paid for itself in one day  
By: Dieds - Jan 14, 2010
Version: 1.0
I'm always getting parking tickets because I'm always forgetting to feed the meter or move my car. This handy app sure beats tying a string around my finger!

AutoPark is great!!  
By: cwirkom - Jan 5, 2010
Version: 1.0
This is by far one of the most useful applications I've purchased!The application allows you to set a timer on your phone that parallels your parking meter or time in a parking garage. It will send you alerts to notify you when you are getting close to expiring. Saving you just one ticket makes this invaluable!In addition, it has some great application features. It uses the iPhone GPS to find your current location so you know where you parked. It has controls to help you remember the floor, area, and spot number in parking garages (very helpful for airport parking!). It has a Notes section that allows you to either make note of something to help you remember where you parked, or even take a picture of the location. You can also email a copy to a friend if someone needs to meet you at the car.

Now Found  
By: Lostings - Jan 2, 2010
Version: 1.0
Before this app I was always forgetting where I parked. Now no more problems & no more tickets! Thank you for this great app.

Solves a major headache elegantly and well  
By: ea6651 - Jan 1, 2010
Version: 1.0
If you live in a big city, keeping track of where you park your car can be a real problem. Similarly, if you park in metered parking, keeping track of how much time is left on the meter is often forgotten during the events of the day. Fortunately, AutoPark excels at solving both problems. Keeping track of a meter is as easy as starting the app, then tap the meter slot and set the time. That's it. It will sound an alarm before the meter expires (actually, multiple, if you want to), so you have time to go back to the meter and move your car or feed it more coins.Keeping track of where your car is parked is as easy as tracking a meter. When you park your car, hit your car button in the app and use GPS to set the marker on the map. Done. On the way back, you can then use GPS to navigate back to your car. If you park in your car park, you can take a picture of the stall you are in or use the interface to quickly store the name of the car park, the level, color of the level and the stall number. I cannot envision going to the City (for us that is San Francisco) without this app any longer. The only thing you need to remember is to use it when you park your car. Can life be any simpler?

Like it alot  
By: Chazcanwrite - Mar 2, 2010
Version: 1.0
Attractive UI and a very useful app for urban street parkers. I'd only ask for some optional alarm sounds. The expired meter sound is a little too "alarming." So an option besides vibrate and nuclear alert would be good. Otherwise, I'm liking it.

Just bought it...I am impressed  
By: nytest - Feb 23, 2010
Version: 1.0
I am going to like this app. I do have a suggestion for future versions. Since I use iPod Touch I can not take advantage of some features because I don't have G3 or Wifi. Please allow me to enter my own description of car location.

Needs to fix alarms  
By: Agent 003 - Feb 3, 2010
Version: 1.0
Well-designed app, but it fails to notify when the meter expires. Even app designers recognize this flaw. Yet notification alarms work fine in my other apps, such as Remember the Milk.

Many uses  
By: jetsk1 - Mar 13, 2010
Version: 1.0
No updates since 2009. Still version 1.0! Devs don't to improve app... Let's get going with updates! Listen to your customers!————I use it for a reminder/ countdown when not using it for the parking meter. Love the alerts! Great app. Please continue updates. Add place for txt to record car location. Maybe different skins for different uses. Keep existing skin as primary.

Really Limited  
By: RickyMaveety - Feb 23, 2010
Version: 1.0
Too limited to be of much use. Here's an example: I often park at Austin Airport, usually in Lots C or D. Most of the time in Section 15 or higher. Am I able to input something as simple as C15 in this app? No, because the developer of this app decided that no parking lot would ever have more than 10 sections. Right. Well thought out. Then we have the developer's choice of colors. I would think something as basic as plain old red would be an available option. Again, no, your choices are a deep brown/red or orange. No red. Maybe someday they will rethink this a bit, but as it is right now, it's not worth $4.99.

AutoPark 1.0  
By: alwaysmprest - Feb 26, 2010
Version: 1.0
AutoPark 1.0 is just not very useful. The graphics are pretty, but when I tried to use to find my parked car, I was unable to get it to give me a map or an address. Good thing I remembered where I parked. I was shopping in a hurry, and wasn't sure I could get a reliable meter alarm out of this app. Good design requires that the basic functions are obvious and easy to use, and more time makes the depth of the app apparent. The map feature is available in other every app of this type, and the access icons are now standard (from the Apple Maps app), and AutoPark doesn't use them. I like to play with design, so I have the max of 176 visible apps on my phone. If each one requires a learning curve of 30 minutes, I won't get any sleep for 3 1/2 days. AutoPark would be a interesting start if it was free, or an amusing bit of fluff if you have 99 cents to throw away. Charging 4.99 for this non-functional app is a brazen cheat.