01 / Record
Start your park day.
Start recording on your iPhone. PRKS captures location in the background with your permission.
App screenshot — later
A park day to keep
Keep your park day.
PRKS is being built to turn your park day into a record of rides, estimated waits, walks, and a map to keep.
Join the waitlistAn iPhone app in development. Testing starts with Cedar Point.Real recording · 26 Sep 2026
A small walk. A real beginning.
Crocker Park, Ohio · PRKS walking test. Corrected GPS trail; no basemap. Gaps stay visible.
Not a theme-park ride test.
How it works · the plan
Enjoy the day. Keep the story.
From your first steps to the walk out, a record that starts with where you actually went.
02 / Understand
Rides. Waits. Walks.
After upload, PRKS estimates the parts of your day. GPS has limits; estimates should say so.
Day summary screenshot — later
03 / Keep
Make your mark.
Your day’s trail becomes a map to revisit. A shareable souvenir—the “mark”—is planned.
Share card — later / planned
Built for enthusiasts
Remember more than your last ride.
The rerides. The long walk across the park. The queue that felt shorter than expected. We’re building for the details you want to revisit.
- Your ride historyA day’s rides, in context.
- Estimated waitsWith posted waits where available.
- Walking distanceFrom the corrected recorded trail.
Synthetic example · Cedar Point
A whole day has a shape.
Generated test fixes, processed by the classifier. Not a real guest’s day. Lines = trail; diamonds = stays.
Fixture source: © OpenStreetMap contributors.
Privacy, plainly
Your location deserves an explanation.
Recording a day uses precise location, including in the background. Captured points are uploaded to PRKS’s server to work out the day’s rides, waits, and walks.
Joining this waitlist asks for your email, not your location. Your home park is optional. Beta invitations are a separate choice.
Follow the first park days
Be here for the beginning.
Get PRKS development and launch updates. Interested in testing? Opt in to beta invitations, too.
Cedar Point is our first testing focus. No release date announced.
Beta invites are sent separately. Opting in doesn’t guarantee a place.
Back to the storyA few good questions
Before your next visit.
Can I download PRKS yet?
PRKS is in development for iPhone. Join the waitlist for updates; beta opt-in lets us know you’re interested in testing. It doesn’t guarantee an invitation.
Which parks will it support?
Testing starts with Cedar Point. More parks are a possibility, not a promise. The optional home-park field helps us understand where people go.
Will every ride and wait be exact?
No. GPS and the classifier have limits. Ride detection, waits, and distance are estimates, and accuracy is still being tested.
Does the app need location access?
Yes. A recorded park day uses precise location, including background access. Joining the email waitlist needs no location permission.
What does joining the waitlist mean?
You consent to PRKS development and launch emails. Beta invitations are optional. You can unsubscribe from emails at any time.
Is the shareable mark available?
Not yet. The share card is planned. The trail drawings on this page are design previews, not app screenshots.