Description
Permora | AI Parking Sign Reader App With Laravel Key Proxy
Permora | AI Parking Sign Reader App With Laravel Key Proxy reads a photo of a whole parking sign post, turns every plate on it into a rule the phone can check, and tells the driver whether the car may stay and until which minute, with sign-in, purchases, push, three languages, a Laravel key proxy with its admin panel and a launch website already built around it: 16 screens, ready to rebrand. Both themes are finished, and the week of any post can be asked about by dragging one line.
What makes Permora worth starting from
- The account, store and device work is finished: Google and Apple sign-in, in-app purchases with a Pro screen that lifts the 50-post limit of the free plan, push that can open any screen you name, analytics and crash reports, biometric lock, update prompts, three languages with RTL, a share sheet and remote images, each switched on from one config file.
- A key proxy and a website in the same download: backend/ is a Laravel server with a Filament admin panel that holds the OpenAI, Anthropic and Gemini keys, runs only the app’s three reading jobs, caps spending per phone and per server, and logs every call; landing/ is a one-page site in Permora’s magenta.
- Answers you can check: the model never decides; a verdict comes from confirmed plates and a minute-by-minute rule engine, and 133 app tests pin verdicts like Tuesday 17:12 at the office post, next to 143 back end tests.
Nine things you will not have to build
- AI sign and permit reading on your key or your server: Gemini, OpenAI and Claude behind one adapter when the driver pastes a key, the included proxy when they do not, and a Demo route answering from sample posts; model names are settings.
- Google and Apple sign-in: one tap on the login screen, buttons only for the providers you set up, and the id token swapped for a session on the included server.
- In-app purchases and the Pro paywall: App Store and Play products behind one gateway, prices from the store, the unlock remembered offline and restored in one tap.
- Push notifications: send street-cleaning season or permit news from the admin panel to every install, opening whichever screen you name; permission is asked in Settings.
- Analytics and crash reports: a view for every routed screen and the errors drivers really hit, behind a consent switch.
- Face ID, Touch ID or fingerprint lock: lock at launch so a borrowed phone does not show where the car is parked; switched off on devices with nothing enrolled.
- Three languages with RTL: English, Spanish and Arabic down to the plate faces and weekday ribbons; a fourth is one copied file, and the server replies in it too.
