Curbiq

A centralized, continuously maintained curb database built by integrating parking-operator feeds, traffic-camera data and municipal records into one inventory: per-zone curb rules (time-of-day restrictions, loading zones, parking, pickup/drop-off designations), real-time occupancy and adaptive-pricing signals from the HOTSPOT parking-app integration, curb rules exposed through a rules API and a regulation converter, survey-grade curb-level digitization in CDS format, and custom policy-impact analyses for cities, airports and universities

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Industry: Application SoftwareTransportation Services
Instruments: equities
Categories: Geospatial

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Type: not stated
Format: Multimodal-structured — geospatial curb inventory with regulation attributes, CDS-standard data feeds, API endpoints for curb rules, streaming occupancy and price events from parking-operator/app integrations, and camera-derived occupancy inputs
Volume: Large where deployed: a city such as Toronto implies on the order of 100K-1M discrete curb segments, each carrying full regulation attributes, plus continuous occupancy and pricing events from the parking-operator and parking-app integrations and camera-derived occupancy passes — so 10^5-10^6 inventory records per major city plus ongoing event streams
Users: Institutional, not consumer — 7 customer logos on the cities page including Toronto, with Dublin and Arlington County named in published case studies, plus airports and universities as stated customer classes; est. low double-digit deployed organizations, with seats for city planners and parking staff
History: 4 years
Update frequency: not stated
Growth: Active — live municipal case studies (Dublin kerbside logistics, Arlington County performance-parking pilot), a customer logo strip that grew over time (a 2024-added asset alongside 2023-era logos), a marketed API/integrations surface, and a recent logo refresh — current commercial build-out rather than a legacy product
Launched: ~2021-2023 — the Toronto venture appears in corporate records from ~early 2021, and the earliest customer and marketing assets on the public site date to mid-2023, which brackets the product's public launch
Delivery: not stated
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