Montreal update! Leo carsharing drivers can now see exactly where to drop off the car. No more guessing, no more calculating until next day midnight, and no more driving in circles pretending you know what you’re doing. Also, bug fixes. Because why not!

The Line Details view got a FULL redesign. More details, clearer info, better layout. We spent way too much time on the UI and UX, so if it’s still confusing… honestly I do not know what to say... Also refreshed a big part of the system under the hood to reduce bugs and weird behavior. The app basically went through a little spa day and came out feeling brand new.

Bug fixes, improvements, bla bla bla… yes, again. It’s basically our personality at this point.

Bug fixes, improvements, bla bla bla… you know the drill.

We tried to make parking better… and accidentally slowed down the ParkUsher Pro date filter. Classic move. Good news: it’s fixed and fast again. Back to smooth planning. Not on Pro yet? Honestly, now’s a pretty good time to try it.

You might notice a few “coming soon” regions popping up on the map in certain locations. That’s not a glitch. It’s a teaser. If you see one, act surprised. This update comes with more bug fixes and some improvements to the user flow.

New year, new us. This update brings plenty of improvements and bug fixes to kick things off right. Starting the year fresh. Same app, but better.

The map timer has a fresh new design. It’s cleaner, clearer, and honestly a lot nicer to look at. We also started reshaping the Pro experience. That’s it. Another update quietly shipped into the void.

Okay this one’s big. San Francisco is officially live. Yes, that San Francisco. The one and only. Wohooooo! New city, new streets, new parking chaos to decode. If you’re a local or just visiting, feel free to flex on the parking rules… just not too hard. Let’s avoid aggressive behavior tickets. So yeah, keep your wohooooo to a reasonable volume.

If someone out there hears this, great. If not, well, the app’s still better than it was yesterday. A couple bug fixes, a few quiet tweaks, nothing too dramatic.

Huge news. Massive. Gigantic. ParkUsher just landed in Boston and Toronto. Two new cities. Two new maps. Two whole new sets of beautiful, chaotic parking rules for us to decode together. I’m excited. Like… unreasonably excited. Go explore. Let’s get lost (but legally parked) in two new places.

Live Activity is now live on iOS and it looks absolutely fantastic. Your parking timer just got way more fun to watch. This update brings some bug fixes and a bit of tuning to keep everything running nicely. Smoothness level: upgraded. And yes, a new city is on the way. I’m excited. Probably too excited. Are you ready?

Black Friday is around the corner. Don’t blink. Don’t miss the offers. You’ve been warned.

Like always, this update brings a bunch of improvements and bug fixes. Things should feel smoother, cleaner, and a little less buggy. Also… there’s some hidden stuff in here that you won’t see yet. It’s cooking. Stay tuned.

No one really knows what changed this time. Something definitely did. Probably.

All the behind-the-scenes stuff has been updated. Every library, dependency, and mysterious bit of code that makes the app run got a little attention. It was chaos, but somehow it worked out. Performance should be smoother now. Should. If it’s not, just pretend it is so we feel better.

Before, if the map failed to load, it just… stared at you forever. That’s over now. The map actually retries instead of having an existential crisis. A few bugs got fixed along the way too, because it’s been through some hard times. Also, new users don’t need a car to sign up anymore. The OGs who already added theirs… well, congrats on being early adopters, I guess.

We gave the notification system a full revamp. It’s faster, smoother, and actually knows when to show up now. While we were at it, we cleaned up a few bugs hiding around the place. Nothing major, just tidying up like responsible adults for once.

Big update: the settings page is no longer that boring corner of the app you never touched. It’s now the You Page: personalized, organized, and way too good-looking for its own good. We added smoother layouts, smarter options, and some serious personality. You can tweak things, admire the shiny new design, and pretend you’re customizing a spaceship dashboard (we won’t judge). Oh, and this is real: you can now book a meeting with the founders right from the app. Whether it’s to say hi, share ideas, or gently roast us for bugs, go for it. What could possibly go wrong?

Big update: the settings page is no longer that boring corner of the app you never touched. It’s now the You Page: personalized, organized, and way too good-looking for its own good. We added smoother layouts, smarter options, and some serious personality. You can tweak things, admire the shiny new design, and pretend you’re customizing a spaceship dashboard (we won’t judge). Oh, and this is real: you can now book a meeting with the founders right from the app. Whether it’s to say hi, share ideas, or gently roast us for bugs, go for it. What could possibly go wrong?

This update is all about bug fixes—tidying things up, smoothing out the rough edges, and making sure nothing feels too spooky this fall. No new features this time, just a cleaner experience while we cook up the next big thing.

This week’s update brings two handy things: a cleaner way to filter the map and a shiny new legend so you actually know what all those colorful lines mean. It’s like subtitles for parking—suddenly the plot makes sense.

Introducing a small but mighty glow-up—cleaner screens, smoother navigation, and a few design tweaks to get things looking fresh while we cook up bigger changes behind the scenes. Search and filter are now sharper (and maybe a little too confident), plus you can save Home, Work, and any favorite spots so they’re always just one tap away. Just a little sprucing up while we work on the big stuff. More coming soon...

We gave email sign-up a glow-up—smoother verification, fewer crashes. Not that it matters. If you’re still signing up with email in 2025, you’re basically sending smoke signals. Ever heard of “Sign in with Apple”? It’s right there. Shiny. Waiting.

We’ve been busy—fixing bugs, tweaking things, and trying not to break anything important. Nothing too wild this week, just keeping the gears turning and making sure things don’t catch fire. You know, the usual.