Made for iPhone Duo, checked parking rules ready before you park, and anonymous usage counts you can switch off. • iPhone Duo. ParkWijs fills both the outer and the inner display, upright and on its side. On any iPhone you can now turn the app on its side too. • Checked parking rules. ParkWijs now downloads parking rules from our own data server, a copy of the national register that we check every day before it reaches you, and only when they change. If our server can't be reached, ParkWijs uses the register directly, as before. • Parking rules ready in advance. ParkWijs now downloads the parking rules for every municipality within 50 km of you. The nearest 30 km on any connection, the rest only on Wi-Fi. • Anonymous usage counts. ParkWijs counts steps like "setup finished" or "a park was detected", with a random ID that is not linked to you. Never your location, your zone or your car. You can switch it off in Settings. First month free, then €1,99 a month. Cancel any time in Settings. No account, no ads.

Places marked as OK, a free month for a friend, and clearer prices. • Places marked as OK. Where you can't forget to pay, like a car park with a barrier, tap "This place is OK" and ParkWijs stays quiet when you park there. You find them in Settings > Places. • Give a friend a free month. Share a link from Settings that gives a friend one extra free month. Got a code yourself? Use Redeem a code in Settings. • Clearer prices. ParkWijs now shows a free first period before the hourly rate, the maximum stay where parking costs nothing, and a start fee as its own amount. • Blue zones in Venlo, Blerick, Tegelen, Papendrecht, Schijndel and Lochem now follow each municipality's own decisions. In the Amsterdamse Bos only its nine blue car parks count. • Check next to a paid meter. If a parking meter within 25 m of your car is charging right now, ParkWijs says Check instead of OK. • Twelve more cities checked against their municipality's own tariffs: Arnhem, Breda, Dordrecht, Eindhoven, Enschede, Haarlem, 's-Hertogenbosch, Leiden, Maastricht, Nijmegen, Tilburg and Zwolle. First month free, then €1,99 a month. Cancel any time in Settings. No account, no servers, no tracking.

A faster park alarm. • While your car is connected, ParkWijs now stays alert, so it notices the moment you switch off and rings within about a minute. iOS shows the location arrow while it does this. • Cars with CarPlay are now recognised, whatever name CarPlay gives them. • The GPS is only used for a few seconds after you park, so the battery is spared while you drive. Cancel any time in Settings. No account, no servers, no tracking.

ParkWijs is now a subscription. Your first month is free, then €1,99 a month. • Check this spot: find out whether you have to pay where you are now, without parking first. Also by Siri and Shortcuts. • Tap a verdict to see why: the zone, the week's paid hours and nearby pay meters with walking directions. • Pick your parking app in Settings. The zone code is copied for you. • Pay meters on the map, and a clear answer when you tap a spot with no paid zone. • Each city shows how well its data has been checked. • Report a verdict that looks wrong, from the spot. • Up to three cars. • After a paid verdict, the zone and your parking time can stay on the lock screen. • On iOS 26.1 and later the alarm rings until you stop it, through silent mode and Focus. • A second alarm if paid hours start after you park. • The drive-off reminder is one notification, and parking again cancels it. • Now in Dutch. Cancel any time in Settings. No account, no servers, no tracking.

What's new in 1.1: Fewer false alerts • ParkWijs now only reacts to your own car's Bluetooth. Headphones, hotel speakers and rental cars no longer look like your car. • Alerts pause automatically outside the Netherlands, so a trip abroad stays quiet. • A parking alarm now repeats twice instead of eleven times, and the "check the signs" alert never repeats. See the full parking rules • Tap any zone on the map to see its whole week: which days and hours you pay, what it costs, and when it is free. • Flat-rate zones show their real price (for example EUR 1,72 for 3 hours) instead of an estimated hourly rate. • Public holidays and other special days are called out when they change the rules.