Product
Wisey opens its first hundred Tbilisi courtyards
A hundred private yards in Old Tbilisi and Vake are now on the live map — and what we learned installing barriers in all of them.
Blog
Notes from the street
Rollout reports, owner economics and what we learn from every barrier we install.
Owners
What a private parking space actually earns
Twelve months of real sessions: hours shared, average rates and the payout an owner sees at the end of the month.
B2GOV
Cities do not need more asphalt
Why unlocking existing private capacity beats building new lots — and how a district pilot is set up in practice.
Hardware
How the barrier decides who may park
Only a paid, active session lowers a Wisey lock. A walk through the access logic, the failure modes and the battery budget.
Data
Reading a street by the hour
Occupancy patterns across six Tbilisi districts, and the three shapes of demand that decide how a space should be priced.
Owners
Pricing a space without guessing
Most owners price 30 % below the nearest meter. Here is what the data says that costs them, and what we now show in the platform.
Product
What drivers do in the last 200 metres
The map gets you close. Everything after that is signage, lighting and one clear instruction — the part we kept getting wrong.
Operators
An operator’s first ninety days
From signed territory to thirty live spaces: how our Tartu partner built a pipeline, and where the time actually went.
Product
Availability is a promise, not a number
A free space on the map means nothing if it is taken on arrival. How we made live status come from the hardware itself.
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