Park. Pocket. Find your way back.
Dude helps you remember where you parked, then shows the direction and straight-line distance back to your saved vehicle.
SAVE YOUR SPOT
Tap Park here in the app or use the home-screen widget. Save a car or motorbike, keep a history of locations and choose which vehicle to find.
FOLLOW THE RADAR
A clear radar display helps you head towards your saved spot. Check location accuracy and saved time, or open walking directions in your preferred maps app. Radar guidance and local history can work without an internet connection when your phone has usable location and compass readings.
KEEP CONTROL
Parking history stays on your phone. There is no Dude account, advertising or cloud parking storage. Choose whether to keep repeat visits separately, replace nearby saves or limit how many locations you retain. Deleting a location is permanent.
OPTIONAL EXTRAS
Open an interactive Google map of your saved spots, with pan and pinch-to-zoom. Optional street addresses use Google. First-run setup explains this choice, and you can turn addresses off in Settings. Radar guidance and saved history remain available without online maps or addresses.
Automatic parking is optional. It uses background location and motion permissions to look for vehicle travel followed by walking. Automatic saves are suggestions that you can review. Phone settings, permissions and sensor conditions can interrupt detection, so check the saved spot and use Park here when needed.
Location and compass accuracy depend on your phone and surroundings. Indoor or underground reception may be poor. Distances are straight-line estimates, not route lengths. Use Dude only when safely stopped. Removing app data or losing your phone can permanently lose your parking history.
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Questions or feedback: support@itomic.com.au
Save your parking spot and follow the radar back to your car or motorbike.