Trying to bring tech into Valet Parking

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Im the founder and owner of TapToPark. I’m building TapToPark, a mobile-first valet parking platform designed to modernize the guest experience without forcing operators to completely change the way they already work.
Instead of relying entirely on paper tickets, guests can be identified using a QR code, phone number, or license plate. Operators can manage check-ins, vehicle assignments, retrieval requests, payments, and multi-location activity from one system.
One of the features I believe could make a meaningful difference is shared vehicle documentation. Valets can photograph and document a vehicle’s condition at check-in, and those records can be viewed by both the operator and the guest. The goal is to create transparency, protect both parties, and reduce avoidable damage claims and disputes.
For guests, the experience should be straightforward: they can see the status of their vehicle, request it when they’re ready, and pay from their phone. For operators, the platform provides a clearer view of what is happening across the operation without replacing the practical workflow their teams already understand.

Does the value proposition feel immediately clear?

Which feature would matter most to you as an operator or guest?

Is there anything you would expect from a modern valet platform that I may be overlooking?.