Why the familiar garage is harder
Same place, same time, same routine: the days stop being distinct. Today’s and yesterday’s spots merge into “somewhere on a lower level”, and when you try to recall today, yesterday’s spot often comes up first.
Habits instead of memory
| Method | Upside | Downside |
|---|---|---|
| Always park on the same level and zone | Nothing to remember | No spot left if you arrive late |
| Say the pillar code out loud | Needs no tools | Gone by the evening |
| One photo | Accurate | Parking photos pile up in your camera roll |
| A parking log app | Newest record on top | Needs the habit of logging |
If your household shares a car, agree that whoever parks last logs it.
A one-line daily log
Just floor and zone
For a garage you know, you can skip the photo. Parking Spot Memo saves with only a floor or a zone.
Top of the list is today
Records are sorted by Parked at, newest first. Read the top line, such as “B2 · 12-2”, and its date.
Clearing old records
Delete old entries
Tap a record to open it and use Delete this record. Or clear everything once a month with Delete all data in Settings. Deleting all cannot be undone.
The photos in the screenshots are placeholder images used to show the app’s screens.
FAQ
Can I just edit yesterday’s record for today?
You can change the floor, zone and photo, but Parked at keeps the original time, so the order will be off. Adding a new record works better.
Can my partner see my records?
Records live only on each phone. There is no sync or sharing.
Where’s My Car? Parking Spot Memo
Save where you parked with one photo plus floor and zone notes. Free on Android, no sign-up, and your records stay on your phone.