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ParkChicago at Google Play market analyse
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Description
With the ParkChicago app you can manage your entire parking experience from your smartphone. No more quarters. No more running to the meter. Pay, extend and manage your parking session with just a few taps. It’s easy!Get Started Today:1. Download the free ParkChicago app2. Park where you see the ParkChicago signs3. Pay for your parking session from your phoneThe Perks of ParkChicago:- Receive notifications when your parking session time is low - Extend your parking session through the app- Receive email receipts at the end of your parking session- Manage your parking history through the mobile appMake your parking experience as simple as possible – download ParkChicago today.Bug fixes and performance improvements.
Reviews
easy to use
TL;DR - Use the pay kiosks rather than this app. They have you "pre-load" with a ridiculously high amount of money using a credit card before spending it. Installed as a backup while partner was waiting for her new phone to sync all the apps. App seemed intuitive for UI and all. When i finally got to point of setting up the account, it asked for credit card info to "pre-load" my account with $20 to use for the first time. He-double-hockeysticks-no. Pre-loading should not be necessary for this. I am OK with preloading my IPass because I receive a physical device, but not for just installing an app. This is such a scam - a way for the city to make money for those that just need to park for short amounts of time. City should be ashamed of this cheap money-grab tactic.
So easy
Easy to use.
Please provide the ability to see the hours of a zone and schedule parking if you arrive before the zone parking time starts. While parking tickets are not the app's fault, if you are in an appointment, unable to reach your phone and start a session when a zone starts, you can't start a session, at risk of ticketing. At least provide start time of zone.
Not agressive enough at notification of time getting short.
