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01 / 10 · Civic Mobility & Local Commerce Pitch Deck NeighborlyOne · Manhattan, NY
Live Production MVP · Manhattan, NY

NYParkInfo

by NeighborlyOne

Decoding 75,906 NYC curb signs, connecting departing & arriving drivers in real time, and turning saved idling time into local storefront rewards.

Live Product
nyparkinfo.com
Web · iOS · Android · EN/KO
Corporate Entity
NeighborlyOne
neighborlyone.com (DE / NYC)
Compiled NYC Data
75,906 DOT Signs
+ 23 Manhattan Public Parks
Founder
Jaemin Koo
Product & Field Operations
Live Manhattan Curb Map
NYC DOT Sign Stack
NeighborlyOne (neighborlyone.com) · Live App: https://nyparkinfo.com Slide 01 / 10
02 / 10 · The Problem NeighborlyOne · NYParkInfo

Navigation apps stop at the address. The hardest 15 minutes start at the curb.

Every Manhattan trip ends with blind block-circling, confusing multi-plate DOT signs, and avoidable emissions.

30%
Of Manhattan Local Traffic
Consists of drivers circling blocks looking for an open legal curb spot.
15 min
Wasted Idling Per Search
Burns 0.18 gal of gas and emits 1.2 kg of tailpipe CO2 per trip.
$115
Instant NYC Parking Citation
When a driver misreads 3–5 overlapping plates on a single signpost.
Real Manhattan Block Example
Why Drivers Get Ticketed: W 32nd St Curb Shifts 4 Times a Day
Google Maps & Waze Show 0% of This
00:00 – 06:00
FREE CURB
Overnight Legal
06:00–06:30
SWEEPING
Tue / Fri ASP
08:00 – 18:00 (10 Hours)
COMMERCIAL TRUCKS ONLY
Passenger Cars Ticketed ($115)
18:00 – 22:00
PAID METER
Zone #101303
22:00+ / Sun
FREE
All Sunday Free
NeighborlyOne · The Manhattan Curb Problem Slide 02 / 10
03 / 10 · The Solution (Live at nyparkinfo.com) NeighborlyOne · NYParkInfo

One closed-loop platform connecting curb rules, drivers, and local stores.

Zero street hardware required. 100% software-powered civic & commercial ecosystem.

PILLAR 01 75,906 Signs
Curb & Sign Intelligence

Color-codes North vs. South curbs in real time, reconstructs exact NYC DOT sign poles, and decodes signs via AI camera.

Dual-Curb Map AI Sign Scanner 23 Parks
→
PILLAR 02 +50 Points
Real-Time Spot Handoff

Departing drivers broadcast a 1–5 min beacon before pulling out. Arriving drivers claim the spot with zero block-circling.

Parked +10P Leaving +50P Report +30P
→
PILLAR 03 100P = $1
Local Storefront Perks

Drivers spend earned points like cash at restaurants, indoor garages, and shops within a 3-block walk of their parked car.

QR Vouchers AI Stay Match B2B Ads
The Win-Win-Win Loop Drivers save 15m & avoid $115 tickets  •  NYC cuts tailpipe CO2  •  Local Stores get verified walk-in customers
NeighborlyOne · Three-Pillar Product Ecosystem Slide 03 / 10
04 / 10 · Live Mobile Product (Part 1: Curb Map & Sign Pole) NeighborlyOne · NYParkInfo

Instant Curb Clarity: Dual-Side Color Radar & Official NYC DOT Sign Poles.

Actual mobile screens from live production (nyparkinfo.com) on W 32nd Street.

Dual-Curb Map & Arrival Slider
NYC DOT Sign Pole Stack
01 · Dual-Curb Geometry (N / S / E / W)
Both Sides of the Street, Color-Coded
Separates North vs. South curbs with distinct vector lines (Green = Free, Black = Meter, Amber = Commercial, Red = No Standing).
02 · Future Arrival Time Planner
Check Rules for Any Hour or Day
Drag the time slider or tap Today / Tomorrow / Sat / Sun to preview exact curb legality before driving into Manhattan.
03 · Digital NYC DOT Sign Pole
Reconstructs the Physical Sign Stack
Displays every sign plate mounted on that block with live ACTIVE NOW or INACTIVE NOW (Free Now) badges plus ParkNYC Zone numbers.
NeighborlyOne · Live Product Screens: Dual-Curb Map & NYC DOT Sign Pole Slide 04 / 10
05 / 10 · Live Mobile Product (Part 2: AI Sign Scanner & Rule Engine) NeighborlyOne · NYParkInfo

AI Camera Sign Verification & 6-Tier NYC Legal Precedence Engine.

When multiple signs conflict on the same pole, our deterministic rule engine resolves legal priority in <5ms.

AI Parking Sign Scanner
How NYParkInfo Resolves Conflicting Signs (Highest to Lowest Priority)
Tier 1
24/7 No Standing / Bus Lane / Hydrant — Always overrides all other plates
RED CURB (24/7)
Tier 2
Timed Rush-Hour No Standing — Evaluates exact hour & weekday window
RED IN WINDOW
Tier 3
Street Cleaning (ASP Broom) — Half-hour precision (e.g., 6:00–6:30 AM)
SWEEPING ALERT
Tier 4
Commercial Vehicles Only — Warns passenger cars of $115 ticket risk
AMBER CURB
Tier 5
Passenger Muni-Meter — Shows hour limit & ParkNYC Zone #
BLACK CURB
Tier 6
Unregulated Hours & Sunday Statutory Free — Countdown to next rule
GREEN (FREE)
NeighborlyOne · AI Camera Sign Scanner & 6-Tier NYC DOT Precedence Stack Slide 05 / 10
06 / 10 · Live Mobile Product (Part 3: Driver-to-Driver Spot Handoff) NeighborlyOne · NYParkInfo

Turning Departing Drivers into Real-Time Curb Sensors.

Drivers earn points for logging their parked car, alerting others 1–5 minutes before leaving, or spotting open spaces.

Parked Spot Banner & Community Actions
Leaving Soon +50P Beacon Modal
+10 P
Parked Here
Saves GPS & curb side for 1-tap return
+50 P
Leaving Soon
1, 3, or 5-min departure beacon
+30 P
Report Open Spot
Flag empty curb spaces (1 or 2+ cars)
Real-Time Cloud Handoff (Firebase Firestore)
How a 3-Minute Departure Beacon Saves 15 Minutes of Idling
Driver A Taps
"Leaving in 3m"
→
Green Beacon Pulses
on W 32nd St Map
→
Driver B Claims Spot
Zero Block Circling
NeighborlyOne · Live Product Screens: Community Spot Handoff Loop Slide 06 / 10
07 / 10 · Live Mobile Product (Part 4: Point Store & B2B Merchant Hub) NeighborlyOne · NYParkInfo

Local Point Store (100P = $1) & Self-Serve B2B Merchant Ad Platform.

Converting drivers who just parked within 3 blocks into verified walk-in customers for Manhattan businesses.

Local Point Store & Instant Voucher
B2B Merchant Self-Serve Ad Hub
1. Restaurants & Cafes
$5 Off Lunch / Dinner
Targets drivers staying 90–120m in dining zones (300P).
2. Partner Indoor Garages
$6 Off Indoor Valet
Shown when street curbs are Commercial-Only 8am–6pm (500P).
3. Car Wash & EV Charging
$5 Off Wash / 20% EV
Matched by vehicle type & commuter zone (400P).
4. Grocery & Local Retail
$3 Off $25+ Basket
Triggered before evening departure 4pm–9pm (200P).
B2B Revenue Model (100% Free for Drivers)
$150–$300/mo Map Pin Sponsorship + Verified QR Redemption Fee (NYP-3289)
NeighborlyOne · Live Product Screens: Point Store & B2B Merchant Ad Hub Slide 07 / 10
08 / 10 · Climate Impact & AI Turnover Prediction NeighborlyOne · NYParkInfo

Measurable NYC Anti-Idling Impact & AI Stay-Duration Forecasting.

Backed by U.S. EPA passenger vehicle emission factors (8.887 kg CO2 per gallon of gasoline burned while cruising).

6,250 hrs
Idling Cut / Yr (Pilot)
129,600 gal
Gas Saved (Borough Scale)
$0 CapEx
No Street Hardware
Projected Annual Tailpipe CO2 Reduction Across Manhattan Scales
Phase 1 · Midtown / 32nd St Corridor (2,500 handoffs/mo) 48.0 Metric Tons CO2 / yr
Phase 2 · Midtown + Downtown Commercial (15,000 handoffs/mo) 288.0 Metric Tons CO2 / yr
Phase 3 · Borough-Wide Manhattan Scale (60,000 handoffs/mo) 1,152.0 Metric Tons CO2 / yr
AI Behavior & Anti-Idling Dashboard
NeighborlyOne · EPA Anti-Idling Projections & Live AI Turnover Screen Slide 08 / 10
09 / 10 · Competitive Differentiation NeighborlyOne · NYParkInfo

Why Existing Navigation & Parking Apps Fail at the Manhattan Curb.

Purpose-built for NYC curb rules, real-time spot handoffs, and neighborhood storefront commerce.

Core Capability NYParkInfo (Live) Google / Apple Maps ParkNYC App Garage Apps (SpotHero)
75,906 NYC DOT Dual-Curb Rules (North vs. South) YES · Exact Curb — — —
Visual NYC DOT Sign Pole Reconstruction YES · Live Badges — — —
AI Camera Sign Scanner (Instant Verdict) YES · 184ms Scan — — —
Driver-to-Driver Departing Spot Beacon (+50P) YES · Real-Time — — —
Local Storefront Cash Point Perks (100P = $1) YES · 3-Block Radius — — Garages Only
23 Manhattan Public Parks & Cultural Events YES · Integrated Static Map Pin — —
Bilingual English & Korean Native UI YES · 1-Tap Switch Labels Only — —
NeighborlyOne · Competitive Landscape Matrix Slide 09 / 10
10 / 10 · 6-Month Execution Roadmap & NYC Office Objective NeighborlyOne · NYParkInfo

From Home Engineering to Manhattan Street Operations.

With the live MVP complete at nyparkinfo.com, a dedicated NYC workspace anchors our daily field audits and merchant onboarding.

MONTHS 1 – 2 Beachhead Launch
W 32nd St & First 15 Stores
• Anchor daily field ops in Manhattan office
• Audit 30th–45th St sign accuracy on foot
• Onboard 15 Koreatown / Midtown merchants
MONTHS 3 – 4 Corridor Expansion
Garages & BID Partnerships
• Partner with 10+ indoor parking garages
• Launch dinner-rush 2x Surge Point rewards
• Share turnover data with local NYC BIDs
MONTHS 5 – 6 Citywide Scale
NYC DOT Pilot & Borough Scale
• Publish empirical Manhattan CO2 cut report
• Expand to Flushing, Bklyn & Long Island City
• Submit pilot metrics to NYC DOT & NYCEDC
Ready for Immediate Field Deployment
NeighborlyOne (neighborlyone.com)  •  Live App: https://nyparkinfo.com
Founder: Jaemin Koo
Manhattan, New York, NY
NeighborlyOne · 6-Month Roadmap & Workspace Objective Slide 10 / 10
Application Portals & Copy-Paste Form Answers
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1. Queens Tech Incubator (1-Year 100% FREE Office Form) 2. Civic Hall (14th St — Subsidized $325/mo or Scholarship Inquiry) 3. NYU Urban Future Lab (ACRE Rolling Application) 4. Newlab Brooklyn Membership 5. Venture For ClimateTech ($50K Non-Dilutive Grant)
A. Direct Outreach Email / Contact Form Message (Civic Hall, Newlab, Incubators) 
Subject: Startup Workspace & Membership Inquiry — NeighborlyOne / NYParkInfo (Manhattan Curb & Anti-Idling Platform)

Hi team,

I'm Jaemin Koo, founder of NeighborlyOne (https://neighborlyone.com, registered in Delaware and operating in Manhattan). Over the past several months I've built and launched NYParkInfo (https://nyparkinfo.com), a live street-parking and public parks platform for Manhattan built on top of NYC DOT's 75,906 curb sign records.

In dense Manhattan neighborhoods, 20–30% of local traffic comes from drivers circling blocks trying to decipher stacked NYC DOT signs and find an open curb spot. NYParkInfo addresses this in three ways:
1. Block-by-Block Curb Map & Sign Reader: Evaluates all 75,906 Manhattan NYC DOT sign rules on both sides of the street by hour and day of the week (including Sunday rules, commercial loading windows, and street sweeping), paired with a camera sign reader and a 23-park public events guide.
2. Departing Spot Handoff: Drivers log where they parked, alert nearby drivers 1 to 5 minutes before pulling out of a spot, or report empty curb spaces they pass—cutting 12–15 minutes of cruising and ~1.2 kg of tailpipe CO2 emissions per handoff.
3. Local Merchant Network: Drivers earn points from sharing spots and redeem them like cash (100P = $1) at nearby restaurants, indoor parking garages, car washes, and retail shops within three blocks.

Up to now I've been developing the system from home. Now that the production MVP is live at https://nyparkinfo.com and I am walking Manhattan corridors block-by-block to verify sign accuracy and onboard founding merchants around W 32nd Street and Midtown, I am looking for a dedicated desk or small office space in NYC to anchor our field operations.

I've attached our 10-slide visual pitch deck (also viewable at https://nyparkinfo.com/nyc-proposal.html). I would love to learn about startup workspace membership options and schedule a brief tour when convenient.

Thank you for your time and consideration.

Best regards,
Jaemin Koo
Founder, NeighborlyOne (neighborlyone.com)
Live App: https://nyparkinfo.com
Pitch Deck: https://nyparkinfo.com/nyc-proposal.html
B. Detailed Problem, Technical Architecture & Environmental Impact (For Long-Form Application Fields) 
1. The Urban & Environmental Problem in NYC:
In Manhattan commercial corridors, a single signpost often holds 3 to 5 overlapping NYC DOT regulatory plates (commercial loading hours, alternate-side street cleaning, rush-hour No Standing rules, and paid passenger meters). Standard navigation apps stop at the destination address and provide zero visibility into curb legality. As a result, 20–30% of localized neighborhood traffic consists of drivers circling blocks for 10–15 minutes per trip. This generates unnecessary fuel consumption (~0.18 gallons per search), avoidable tailpipe emissions (~1.2 kg CO2 per search under EPA factors), $115 parking citations, and lost foot traffic for neighborhood restaurants and shops that lack private parking lots.

2. Technical Solution & Live MVP (https://nyparkinfo.com):
Built by NeighborlyOne (neighborlyone.com), NYParkInfo is a live bilingual (English/Korean) web and mobile application powered by compiled NYC Open Data:
- Dual-Curb Vector Engine: Maps 75,906 NYC DOT sign records onto both sides of every Manhattan street block (N/S/E/W) and evaluates exact legal precedence by minute and day of week, alongside reconstructed visual sign poles and a camera sign reader.
- Community Spot Handoff Loop: Drivers log parked spots (+10P), broadcast a live "Leaving Soon" beacon 1–5 minutes before vacating a space (+50P), or report open curb spaces (+30P).
- Turnover Analytics & Local Merchant Network: By logging arrival and departure timestamps, the platform computes average stay durations by neighborhood zone (e.g., 90–120 minute dining/shopping stays on W 32nd St) to forecast curb turnover and match parked drivers with walk-in discounts (100P = $1) at participating restaurants, indoor garages, car washes, and retail stores within three blocks.