Type your plate once
ChenAI resolves your exact make, model, trim, year and dimensions from Israel's open vehicle registry. No measurements, ever. From then on the app shows only spots your car actually fits.
ChenAI is the parking intelligence layer: it knows your car, sees every spot in the city — street, garage or mall — and holds the one that fits you. Free for drivers. Starting in Tel Aviv.
average street-parking search in central Tel Aviv
the problemsearches actually ends in a parking spot
the odds todayof traffic in congested districts is cruising for parking
congestion · fuel · CO₂in parking fines collected by Tel Aviv in 2023 alone
the cost of guessingThe problem
Every neighbouring problem got solved. Routing, payment, garage booking abroad. Finding the spot — the part that wastes the thirty minutes — is still open. That gap is the company.
Waze — born in Israel, sold to Google for ~$1.1B.
Pango (2M+ users) and Cellopark own pay-by-phone.
SpotHero, JustPark, Arrive — off-street only, not in Israel.
No one fuses live street sensing, covered lots and car-fit matching in one free consumer app. Anywhere.
17 hours and $345 a year — what the average driver wastes searching (INRIX). Israel has 4.2 million vehicles growing 3% a year against fixed curb space.
The product
Five moments, one drive. The app shows only spots your car actually fits, only where parking is legal for you at that hour — and holds the one you choose for exactly as long as it takes you to arrive.
ChenAI resolves your exact make, model, trim, year and dimensions from Israel's open vehicle registry. No measurements, ever. From then on the app shows only spots your car actually fits.
Live availability at your destination — only legal parking for you, at that hour. Residents-only zones, disabled bays and loading zones are blacked out automatically.
Area full? Instantly ranked alternatives: “three minutes' walk away — 94% confidence, fits your car.”
True reservations at partner garages and lots, held for a window set by your live ETA. Street spots use exclusive in-app claims that vanish from every other user's map.
Guidance to the exact spot; payment stays with Pango and Cellopark — ChenAI creates their transactions. And the AI learns from every park.
How it works
Cameras, sensors, garage feeds, aerial maps and the drivers themselves — fused into one live, confidence-scored map of the whole parking reality of a city. Then prediction fills every street the sensors don't watch.
Per-spot truth in under a minute. One camera covers 30–100 spots; all AI runs on the device.
Second-by-second certainty at disabled bays, EV chargers, loading zones and flagship streets.
Live feeds from malls, supermarkets and garages — where no satellite or street camera can see. Tel Aviv's municipal feed exists today.
Every spot in the city, its exact size and its rules — plus history that trains prediction.
output: one live map
Apps compete on features. A layer that knows every car, every spot and every hour of the city is what navigation apps, fleets and — eventually — automakers' dashboards will license. Every competitor sells one slice: garage booking, a neighbourhood subscription, municipal analytics, coarse prediction. ChenAI is the layer beneath all the slices.
The vision models start from mature open-source detection, fine-tuned on our own Tel Aviv street footage. The prediction engine is built in-house — its value is entirely the proprietary dataset: pilot metrics, user signals, garage feeds. That cannot be bought, and therefore cannot be copied.
The differentiator
No product on the market matches spots to your car automatically. Not Google, not Waze, not any parking app. Watch what happens after one plate number.
Typed by you, once, at signup.
Israel's open vehicle API: plate → exact make, model, trim, year. 4.1M vehicles.
Length, width, height joined from commercial vehicle-spec databases.
→Matched against ChenAI's measured map of every spot's geometry.
“Fits your car” only works if the map is measured. ChenAI builds a city-wide spot-geometry map from 10–25 cm aerial imagery, refined by its own cameras — a data asset competitors can't shortcut.
Public street spots cannot legally be hard-reserved anywhere in the world — so ChenAI holds spots at partnered garages and lots, and gives street spots exclusive in-app claims instead. Engineered around the law, not against it.
Privacy by design
The sensing network is built so it physically cannot identify anyone. Your car is known only because you told your own app your plate.
Frames are processed on the device and discarded instantly. Nothing is recorded; nothing can be replayed.
The sensing network physically cannot identify anyone. It counts occupancy — it never reads a plate.
The camera transmits one anonymous fact: “spot 14 is free.” That is the entire data stream.
Designed past Israel's Privacy Protection Law Amendment 13 (2025) and the PPA camera guidelines, with a privacy officer from the first deployment and a third-party audit before citywide launch.
Municipal cameras: we never ask for raw video. Where a city wants its cameras used, ChenAI's edge software runs under the city's own authority, and only derived occupancy data reaches us. Partners never inherit legal risk from ChenAI.
Partners
Every paying party receives new, measurable value: filled spots, delivered shoppers, data that never existed.
first: Tel Aviv-Yafo
garages · lots · counting
supermarkets · chains · centres
Payments stay with Pango and Cellopark — ChenAI creates their transactions, it does not compete with them. Navigation platforms and automakers' dashboards are the long view: the live spot layer is exactly what they lack.
One district, one lot, one garage. Published before/after search-time results the city can own — and first place in line for everyone who says yes now.
A CityZone / municipal pilot: ~20 cameras and sensors in a flagship district, with published before/after search-time results.
A single lot running live feeds and ETA-held reservations — filling hours that earn nothing today.
A mall or supermarket garage that greets ChenAI users with a guaranteed spot — and measures every visit we deliver.
What partners risk: one district, one lot, one garage. What partners gain: first place in line.
Start the conversation →Why now
Global smart-parking market, 2025 → 2033. On-street solutions — ChenAI's home turf — are the fastest-growing segment.
compound annual growth to 2033
wasted per year searching for parking in the US alone (INRIX)
Strategic buyers, recent prices
Israel's worst parking pain, its most digital municipality, a living-lab program for street pilots, and national grants for exactly this stage. Success here is a playbook for Jerusalem, Haifa — and every dense city in Europe and Asia.
Business model
Adoption uncapped by price, the network effect uncapped by adoption. The other side of the marketplace pays — in this order.
SaaS + per-booking fees from operators whose empty capacity we fill.
Malls and chains pay for delivered, attributed visits and clearly-labelled placement.
“Coffee two minutes from your spot” — tasteful, clearly labelled, while the base grows.
Anonymised curb analytics, planning dashboards, policy simulation.
The live layer, licensed to navigation apps, fleets — and automakers' dashboards.
People shouldn't pay to stop wasting their lives circling the block. They should get used to ChenAI, love it — and never navigate without it.
Roadmap
Each step is earned with published numbers: the district, the city, the country — then the template travels through the EU door the team already holds keys to.
Company, brand, Tel Aviv spot map from aerial imagery, municipal-lot and garage feeds live, plate-to-fit engine, app MVP.
we are here · 2026CityZone living lab: ~20 edge cameras and sensors in one flagship district, first garage partner with ETA-held reservations, 1,000-driver beta.
Free citywide launch, prediction engine trained on pilot data, Pango/Cellopark handoff, 3–5 facility partners, city data dashboard.
Gush Dan, Jerusalem, Haifa; retail chains portfolio-wide; 3+ municipal partnerships; Series A.
International cities through the Budapest bridgehead, in-car licensing with automakers, strategic options proven at $175M–$1.5B.
Team
A founding team with finance, legal, engineering and EU-funding capability in-house — and an engineering partner that works at risk because it believes in the product.
Founder & CEO
Tel Aviv-Yafo
Finance, payroll and compliance professional (BA, Bar-Ilan). The company runs on clean books from the first shekel — the founder's own profession, a genuine rarity at this stage.
Co-founder
Tel Aviv-Yafo
Builds the company alongside Aharon: structure, partnerships and the rule that every arrangement lives in daylight — written, disclosed, at arm's length.
Fractional CTO
Budapest
Technology executive: a decade at EPAM Systems, CIO of Prohuman, GM & Head of Technology at ARTEMIS (ALTEO Group), co-founder of MPS Verity and ClearPass AI, co-founder & CPO of Digital One. Expert in EU funding instruments.
Selected for the Fall 2026 cohort of AltaIR Capital's founder program for AI startups, led by Igor Ryabenkiy — investor behind Deel, Miro and PandaDoc.
AI-native consultancy (Dublin / Budapest) with an official Anthropic partnership and an in-house EU AI-governance practice. Works on a deferred basis until revenues — a commitment that itself signals conviction.
Questions
Contact
Cities, operators, retailers, drivers, investors — tell us who you are and we'll come back to you personally. The daily ritual of circling the block belongs in the museum of solved problems.