ParkKing for iPhone

Rule the curb.

Every curb in Toronto, colour‑coded for when you’ll be there.

Download on the App Store

All of Toronto.

More than 70,000 curb segments, mapped.

Down to your block.

Read from the City’s own bylaws.

Every curb, colour‑coded.

Right now, or whenever you’re going.

Plan ahead

Rules change by the hour. So does the map.

Allowedfree for your whole stay
Paidallowed, but you pay
Check the detailsrules change during your stay, or aren’t clear
No parkingno parking, standing or stopping

ParkKing map of Little Italy in Toronto on a Tuesday at 8 AM, with every curb coloured by the rules in effect: green, cyan where you pay, orange and red.

The same streets at 5 PM, during the evening rush.

The same streets at 9 PM, when meters stop and some curbs turn green.

The same streets at 3 AM, when overnight rules turn most curbs red.

2,051,175 parking tickets were written in Toronto in 2025.^{Source 1}

One curb on Euclid Avenue. Five rules.

Allowed periods · 1 hr 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Mon. to Fri., 16th day to the last day of each month, from Apr. 1 to Nov. 30, inclusive
No parking First day to the 15th day of each month, from Apr. 1 to Nov. 30, inclusive
No parking Anytime, from Dec. 1 of one year to Mar. 31 of the next following year, inclusive
Permit parking 12:01 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.
Permit parking 12:01 a.m. to 7:00 a.m.

ParkKing does the reading.

258 Euclid Ave Allowed · 1 hr max Tue, 1:00 – 2:00 PM

Five rules in. One answer out.

Try it

Tap any curb.

Get a straight answer, and the rule behind it.

ParkKing map around College St, Manning Ave and Euclid Ave on Tuesday at 1 PM, with curbs coloured green, cyan, orange and red.

Curb selected: 344 Euclid Ave. Free, 1 hour max.

Curb selected: 349 Manning Ave. No parking anytime.

Curb selected: 517 College St. $4.50 an hour until 3:30 PM, then no stopping.

Curb selected: 580 College St. Check the signs: tickets here suggest a sign the City’s data doesn’t have.

Real results for Tuesday, 1:00 – 2:00 PM.

ParkKing showing 282 Augusta Ave: a paid curb, $4.50 an hour with a 3 hour maximum, with its hours and a Park here button.

Paid parking

Paid curbs, priced.

Rates, hours and the maximum stay, before you pull in.

Paid stretches stand out.They show in cyan on the map, with a $ on the card.
The price comes first.The card opens with the rate and the longest you can stay, like “$4.50/h · 3 hr max”, then the hours it applies.
Honest about guesses.Where the rate or the hours are estimated, the card says “Likely” and to check the machine.
Pay in a tap.Parked on a paid curb? A Green P button on your parked car opens the Green P app.

ParkKing showing 153 Cumberland St, where there is no stopping anytime, with a 22% chance of a ticket for a 3 hour stay and a $120 fine.

Ticket odds

Know your ticket odds.

Before you risk it, see how often that rule really gets ticketed.

How often, for your stay.The chance of a ticket for the hours you’ll be there, on that side of the street.
And what it costs.The fine for that offence sits right on the card.
Staying past 3 hours?See how often that gets ticketed on the block.
Built on real tickets.The City’s 2024–25 parking ticket data, by day and by hour.

Odds come from past tickets. They’re an estimate, not a promise.

Headed somewhere?

Search. Spot. Park.

Search a place and ParkKing points you to the nearest curb where you can park.

1
Search.

Any address or place in Toronto.
2
Spot.

The nearest curb where you can park, and the walk from it.
3
Park.

Reminders 30, 10 and 5 minutes before you need to move.

ParkKing with the car parked at 348 Palmerston Blvd, allowed for 2 hours, with a Move by 10:49 PM pill and an End parking button.

After you park

Parked. We’ll watch the clock.

Tap Park here. ParkKing remembers where, and when you have to move.

A nudge before time’s up.Reminders at 30, 10 and 5 minutes. The urgent ones are marked Time Sensitive.
On your Lock Screen.A Live Activity counts down to your move time, and widgets and controls put Park here and your car on your Home Screen.
Just ask Siri.“Park here.” “Where’s my car?” “End parking.” Shortcuts works too.
Rules change? It re-checks.If a road closure or new data moves your deadline while you’re parked, ParkKing tells you.
Smart Parking, if you want it.ParkKing notices when your car drives away and can end the stay for you. It all happens on your iPhone.

Thoughtful, down to the curb.

Free.

No ads, no account, no subscription.

Private by design.

Curb lookups run on your iPhone. Your location is never sent to us.

“Can I park here?”

Ask Siri whether you can park, park your car, or find it again. Shortcuts too.

Directions your way.

Hand off to Apple Maps, Google Maps or Waze.

Always current.

New City data reaches the app automatically — no App Store update needed.

See what you saved.

Each stay is compared with paid parking nearby, with badges and a card to share.

Road closures, live.

City closures show on the curbs they affect, and a full closure turns a green curb to “Check the details”.

Made for you.

Add your permit areas, vehicle type or Accessible Parking Permit, and the answers fit.

Colour-blind friendly.

Turn on Differentiate Without Colour and each kind of curb gets its own pattern.

Differentiate Without Colour

Know before you park.

ParkKing is free on iPhone.