WITP draws every real parking stall on your map — blue for paid, white for free, yellow for residents — from open street data, not guesses. Claude then picks the best spot and tells you why. The top tier answers in one second, reasoning on-device.
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Hi Product Hunt 👋
I'm Daniele, I'm 18, and I built WITP alone from a small town in
northern Italy.
The idea came from something boring: my dad circling the block for
twenty minutes looking for a spot. Parking apps show you garages.
Nobody tells you about the street parking that's actually there —
the real painted stalls, whether they're free, paid, or reserved
for residents.
So WITP reads real map data and draws every single parking stall on
the map: blue for paid, white for free, yellow for residents. Then
Claude picks the best one for you and tells you why. The top tier
answers in one second and reasons on-device with the Neural Engine.
I'm still in high school, studying computer science. I wrote the app,
the backend, the website. Apple rejected it six times before saying
yes — location permission wording, promo codes, subscriptions that
wouldn't load. I learned more in those six rejections than in a year
of tutorials.
Next up: limited traffic zones (ZTL) drawn on the map, and a
community memory so a street scanned by one user loads instantly for
everyone else.
I'd love to hear what you think — especially if you live somewhere
parking is a nightmare.
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