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Parking slots tied to flat records, and gym, clubhouse or function-hall bookings on a real calendar — no more "whose car is in slot 14" disputes or double-booked function halls.
Every parking slot is tied to a flat and a vehicle, visible to security and residents alike — no more "whose car is that" arguments.
Sell or transfer a flat, and its assigned parking slot moves with the new record — no stale allotments pointing at someone who's already left.
Residents reserve amenity time slots — gym, clubhouse, sports court, function hall — from the app on a real calendar, not a sign-up sheet at the gate.
A booked amenity slot is unavailable to others for that window, so two residents can't both plan an event around the same hall on the same evening.
Where a society charges for amenity use, bookings are logged against the resident so the committee has a clear record for billing and reporting.
One-time visitor and delivery vehicles are logged separately at the gate (via visitor management), so they never get mixed into resident parking records.
Before
A parking spreadsheet last updated eight months ago, a function hall booked by two residents for the same Saturday, and a security guard with no way to check either.
After
Parking slots stay accurate as flats change hands, and amenity bookings are locked to one resident per time slot — visible to everyone, disputed by no one.
A 30-minute walkthrough of how myKutir would map onto your society's parking and amenities.