Less jumping between sources.
Start with the area you’re interested in and explore the parking information available there. Use it to orient yourself before checking the signs on the street.
A CITRUS LABS PRODUCT / NYC PARKING & COMMUNITYA clearer way
A clearer way
to park in New York.
Explore parking information and a community built around city driving. CurbKick brings rule lookup and spot sharing into one place, helping you plan your next stop with more context.
Open CurbKick ↗Explore the product ↓CURBKICK / NEW YORK CITYEARLY ACCESS
A little more street sense.
Parking context. People nearby. One city.
BUILT FOR THE REALITIES OF CITY DRIVING
Every block has a story.
Read the curb before you park.
A space is only the beginning. Signs, time restrictions and changing street conditions all play a part in the decision to park. CurbKick is being built to bring useful context closer to that moment.
A city is a community.
Spot sharing adds a human layer to the experience: drivers contributing what they know about spaces they are leaving behind. Information can change, and a shared spot is never a reservation.
EXPLORE THE EXPERIENCEFrom a location
From a location
to a better-informed stop.
Explore the two sides of CurbKick. Parking context helps you understand the area. Community contributions add a driver’s perspective.
CURBKICK / ILLUSTRATIVE PRODUCT VIEW
LOOK AROUND BEFORE YOU LEAVE THE CAR
One area. More context.
⌕ Explore a New York City location
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Parking information
Review the context available for your selected location.
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Time matters
Check current signs and temporary restrictions on arrival.
A DRIVER’S PERSPECTIVE
Pass a little knowledge along.
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Spot sharing
Explore contributions from drivers leaving a space.
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Availability changes
A shared location is a lead to explore, never a guaranteed spot.
Illustration of the product workflow. No live space or rule data.
Built around
your next step.
Understand the curb.
Explore NYC parking information before you leave the car. Check posted signs and current street conditions every time.
Make room for community.
Discover the spot-sharing side of CurbKick: a way for city drivers to connect around the places they leave behind.
Plan with context.
Start with a location and explore the information available nearby. Parking rules and street conditions can change.
02 / GETTING STARTEDA little context.
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A little context.
A clearer path.
Explore a location
Open CurbKick and look up the area where you plan to park.
Review what’s available
Use parking information and community activity to inform your next step.
Check the street
Confirm signs, temporary restrictions and the conditions around your vehicle.
03 / GOOD QUESTIONSBefore you
Before you
get started.
Is a parking spot guaranteed?
No. Availability can change quickly, and community information does not reserve a space.
Can CurbKick replace posted signs?
No. Always follow posted signs, temporary restrictions and applicable traffic rules.
How do I try it?
Use Open CurbKick to visit the current web experience. Features and availability may change as development continues.
Growing with
the people who drive it.
CurbKick is currently an early-access experience. The app may ask for an invitation code before you can explore. This phase gives the product room to improve with a smaller community of drivers.
Use context thoughtfully.
Posted signs, temporary restrictions and traffic rules remain the source of truth. CurbKick supports your judgment; it cannot make the parking decision for you.
Help shape what comes next.
Questions and feedback are welcome through Citrus Labs. Features and access may evolve as the parking and community experience develops.
EXPLORE THE CURRENT EXPERIENCE
Meet CurbKick.
Continue to the app for current availability, access requirements and features.
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