ParkBlue
A peer-to-peer parking marketplace — find a spot, or earn on the one you own.
- Year
- 2026
- Role
- Full-stack engineering, web and mobile
- Stack
- Next.js · TypeScript · React Native · Node.js · PostgreSQL · AWS
- Live
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Overview
ParkBlue connects drivers with people who own a private parking spot. Drivers find a guaranteed space in seconds; owners turn an idle driveway into income. The product spans a marketing site, a booking flow and a native mobile app for both sides of the marketplace.
The challenge
Trust and timing in a two-sided marketplace.
Parking is a high-frequency, low-margin transaction with zero tolerance for friction — a driver who can't find or book a spot in 30 seconds defaults to the nearest paid lot. At the same time, owners need rock-solid scheduling, payouts and accountability before they'll list. The brief was a product that feels instant on the driver side and feels safe on the host side, all on one shared backend.
My approach
Shared API, dedicated experiences.
I worked across the full stack — a typed Node.js API on AWS with PostgreSQL, the marketing site on Next.js, and a React Native app shared between drivers and hosts but with two finely-tuned UX flows. Real-time availability uses a single source of truth so a spot can never be double-booked. Payments, payouts and notifications are wired through Stripe and a queue worker; everything ships with strict types end-to-end.
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- React Native
- Node.js
- PostgreSQL
- AWS
Results
A live marketplace shipping every week.
ParkBlue is live in Prague with active hosts, active drivers and a steady weekly release cadence. The mobile apps are on both App Store and Google Play. The product keeps a < 1s time-to-spot on the booking flow and a healthy host retention thanks to the payout and scheduling guarantees built into the core.
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