Features · what's in the app today
The screens below are the app's own. Each one tells you what it does, what it costs and what it saves you. iPhone and Android, in English, Spanish, Russian and Georgian.
A QR in your windshield. Whoever you block scans it; you get a quiet ping, not a 311 call.
The person who scans needs no app and no account, and never sees your name, number or plate. They pick one ready-made request; you answer with one tap and move. Print the QR yourself for free or get a sticker near you.
Add your plate. Reachy checks NYC daily and reminds you before penalties.
New parking and camera tickets show up with the amount and the deadline. A reminder arrives before the +$10, +$20 and +$30 penalties the city adds at 30, 60 and 90 days. Your plate is used for this lookup only and shown to nobody.
Cleaning rules and hydrants on one map. Reachy remembers where you parked and warns you before you must move.
The map reads the city's official sign records for the exact side of the block you parked on, holidays included. Your phone notices you parked and sets the reminders itself, 60 and 15 minutes before the sweeper, even with no signal. Where you parked never leaves your phone.
A Reachy driver leaves, the spot shows on your map, green when just freed. Tap Find me a spot to get notified.
Green is just freed, yellow is maybe still there, grey is probably gone — a spot lives on the map for 15 minutes and is never shown at hydrants or no-parking curbs. Reports carry no account, name or device: a curb point, nothing else.
Plug in an OBD dongle: the check-engine light in plain English, plus battery, fuel and mileage.
The code, what it means, how urgent it is and what to tell the mechanic. The adapter is read-only: it can never change anything in the car. Battery, fuel and mileage sit on the same screen. Sending the code to a mechanic and comparing offers comes later, with our mechanics marketplace.
Log each service and its receipt, see yearly spend, get reminded before the next.
One history per car: oil changes, brakes, inspections, the shop and the price, with the receipt attached. A reminder before the next service is due, and a yearly total so you know what the car really costs.
Dead battery, no gas? Pick what you need and Reachers nearby see it on the map and come over. It disappears when you drive away.
Wave from the map, pick what you need: a jump-start, gas, a flat tire, a lockout. Reachers nearby see it and can come over. No names and no chat. The wave disappears when you drive away, and it is a neighbor's help, not an emergency service: in danger, call 911.
Broke down? Reachy finds a tow truck and a shop near you and coordinates them. You follow along in the app.
Tap once; we find the tow and the shop, send your car's details along and track it to the end. You see the final price before you pay. Your position goes only with that request, so help can find you.
Reachy is a helper, not a guarantee — always check the posted signs. How each part works → · What stays on your phone →