A cue where you already look
For this problem, a persistent Lock Screen reminder can be more useful than a buried calendar entry or an easily dismissed alert.
Decision guide · verified product facts
Pinned is a focused iPhone parking reminder that keeps the task of stopping a parking app visible on the Lock Screen. It suits someone whose main problem is forgetting that an active parking session is still running. Its current App Store snapshot is shown on the product page. It does not stop a parking session for you, guarantee that a notification will arrive, or replace checking the parking provider’s own rules and charges.
Publisher disclosure: Valorem Apps, the independent app portfolio of Gal Itach, publishes Pinnedand this first-party guide. It explains where the app may fit and where another type of tool may be more suitable; it is not an independent review of competing products.
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For this problem, a persistent Lock Screen reminder can be more useful than a buried calendar entry or an easily dismissed alert.
Choose a reminder that states the action you need to take instead of adding unrelated parking-management promises.
Device settings, battery state, Focus, and connectivity can affect delivery, so the driver remains responsible for ending a session.
Pinned’s current product snapshot identifies it as a Lock Screen parking reminder for remembering to stop a parking app.
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Pinned A simple Lock Screen reminder for checking whether it is time to stop a parking session.
| Category | utility |
|---|---|
| Platforms | iOS, Android |
| App Store | Available |
| Google Play | Available |
| Facts source | Automatically captured Google Play snapshot (2026-09-03) |
No. It is a reminder tool. You remain responsible for checking and stopping the parking session in the relevant parking service.
The intended advantage is a visual cue in a place many people already check frequently, rather than an alert that disappears from view after it fires.
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