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AppyWay is on a mission to make parking a truly forgettable experience. They understand how fragmented infrastructures and stand-alone solutions cause stress and hassle for the most mundane of daily tasks, like finding and paying for a parking space. They know there’s a better way of doing things so are building innovative and future-ready solutions from the bottom up, to improve the way parking is accessed and managed.
-4% employee growth in 12 months
Dan Hubert founded AppyWay after a frustrating experience looking for parking whilst trying to attend a concert at the Royal Albert Hall. He originally started AppyParking, an app designed to show drivers where curbside parking was available, to reduce the average four days a year we spend looking for a parking spot.
To provide live parking data, AppyWay had to digitise old plan drawings, manually mapping out parking zones and working with councils. They are now the curators of London’s largest digital parking database. They realised the potential of curbside data and now also offer the most digitally advanced platform of accurate, standardised data, APIs and tools for smart kerbside management in the world.
Kerbs are crucial in creating smart cities with open spaces. AppyWay have partnered with local councils giving them access to essential curb data and allowing them to improve their cities in many ways. Also Appyway has been able to build partnerships that provide wider value to customers. The company has already partnered with Liberty Charge to integrate curbside management and EV charging management to provide charging point availability updates for their users.
Kirsty
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Dan Hubert
(CEO)Masters degree in marketing and advertising from Central Saint Martins. 12 years experience as an 'Creative Art Director' at several global advertising companies including BBH London.