Where the blue dot gives up.
GPS often can't see inside multi-storeys or underground car parks, and when it can, one pin covers every floor. Where's my cAR? remembers the place instead: the level, the bay, the sign you parked by and the lift you took.
It reads the signs for you.
Point the camera at the level sign. The phone reads the level, the bay and the colour zone itself, so it works with no signal. You check what it found before it's saved. If it can't read the sign, quick-pick buttons cover the usual levels. If you use VoiceOver or TalkBack, it tells you which way to move the phone to frame the sign.
A map pin, or the level and bay
| A map pin | Where's my cAR? | |
|---|---|---|
| Floor | No. Every floor shares one pin. | Yes. The level from the sign, such as Level −2 |
| Bay | No | Yes. The bay, such as C42 |
| Lift or stairs you used | No | Yes. A photo of the door you left by |
| Pay and display reminder | No | Yes. Set the ticket time and get a nudge before it runs out |
| Tells you how sure it is | No | Yes. For example, "Floor: sure · Direction: rough" |
With no signal
Works offline
- Saving your spot
- Reading the level sign and your ticket
- The level, bay and notes you saved
- Your photos of the bay and the lift door
- Ticket reminders
Needs a connection
- The map
- Walking directions in Apple Maps or Google Maps
- Outdoor AR, which also needs to be outside
Your spot stays on your phone unless you choose to share it.
We don't track you or sell your data, and we don't store your location in the cloud unless you turn on iCloud sync. Privacy, feature by feature.
Get back to your car, even underground.
Down to Level −2
- When you parkRead the level sign: Level −2, Bay C42. You check it and it's saved on your phone.
- On the way outTake a photo of the lift door you left by.
- When you come backHead for the same lift, go down to Level −2 and look for Bay C42. Your photos show what you're looking for.