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Version 1.0.10 · 2026-08-14
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The store currently lists version 1.0.10, updated 2026-08-14.








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Find My Car is the simple way to remember where you parked. Tap once to save your spot, and when you come back the app walks you straight to your car. No sign-up, no account, no clutter.
If you have ever wandered a car park, a busy street, or a huge airport lot trying to remember where you left the car, this fixes that in one tap.
What Find My Car does:
- Saves your parking spot with one tap (GPS location and address)
- Shows you the exact spot on a map
- Gives you walking directions back to your car
- Shares your parking location with a friend as text plus a map link
- Keeps it simple, so the button you need is the first thing you see
It works whether you are at the mall, the stadium, the airport, a downtown street, or a multi level car park. Park, tap, done, then find your car again when you are ready.…
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