LOTWELL.

Shared-property parking

Everyone can tell whether a car belongs. Nobody learns who anyone is.

Lotwell is parking for shared property. Reserved, community, and visitor stalls in one place, for homeowner associations, condo associations, and property managers.

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The Lotwell lot map: reserved, community, and visitor stalls, with open and flagged bays marked.

How it works

The placard lives on the stall.

A tap gives a verdict. No decal on the car, no plate lookup, no app for the guest.

  1. 01

    A placard on every stall

    Each stall gets a printed placard with an NFC tag and a QR code. Placards come with every plan.

  2. 02

    Tap or scan

    Hold a phone to the placard, or scan the code below the stall number.

  3. 03

    One answer

    Is this car allowed in this stall right now. That is the whole question, and the whole answer.

Who it's for

One lot, three views.

The owner's Visitors screen: visitor nights used this month, an active pass, and the visitor log.

Owners

Your stall, your visitors

Claim your unit with a code from the board. Register your vehicles, send a visitor a pass, and lend your stall while you are away.

The board's Terms screen: assignments ending soon, unassigned stalls, the waitlist, and the basis of each assignment.

The board

Terms, waitlist, and rules

See which assignments are ending, reassign from the waitlist, and set the limits. Rules are versioned, so a note is judged by the rules in force when it was filed.

The gate's Check a stall screen: hold the phone to the placard, or scan the code.

The front gate

Check a stall, file a note

No personal account. The board creates a device link that expires, and it opens on whatever phone walks the lot. Pull the link and the phone is out.

Privacy

Private by construction.

Most parking enforcement starts by looking up who owns the car. Lotwell is built so it can't.

Units
Units are labels like 14 or 15A. The unit list has no names in it.
Plates
Plates are stored as a one way hash. Neighbors and the board can see that a stall holds a registered car, never which car or whose.
The gate
A tap answers one question. Names, units, and contact details never load on the gate's screen.
The board
Reading one unit's history takes a second board member's approval and writes a line in the audit log.

Pricing

The board pays. Residents never pay.

The app sells nothing. NFC and QR placards are in every plan.

Starter

Up to 50 units

$149 / month

  • Lot map
  • Reserved and visitor stalls
  • Visitor passes
  • Enforcement notes
  • One board admin
  • NFC and QR placards

Community

51 to 100 units

$249 / month

  • Everything in Starter
  • Assignment terms and waitlist
  • Rules versioning
  • Audit log
  • Three board seats

Portfolio

More than 100 units, or more than one property

Contact us

  • Multi-property dashboard
  • Per-property rules
  • CSV and API export
  • Priority support
Talk to us

Setup kit, one time Printed NFC and QR placards at $4 to $6 per stall, $150 minimum.

Get started

Bring Lotwell to your property.

We are setting up our first properties now. Tell us how many units and stalls you have and we will get back to you.

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