The OverHalo app
One app. Guest, valet, venue, OverHalo.
Every Pod is requested, driven, aligned, sealed, watched, retracted and paid for in one app. Four views of it, and every screen below is what each person actually sees.
The guest
Request, watch, share, pay.
The owner steps out, taps once, and follows their car from the table: the valet’s progress, the lock, the temperature inside, and a live view they can share.
Request a Pod
Charged when you leave. No cash.
Your valet is on it
About 90 seconds. Watch it live.
Sealed and on show
Bring my car
The valet
Accept, drive, align, deploy.
The valet runs the whole Pod from their phone. Deploy stays locked until the lasers say the car is centred, the wheels are locked and nobody is inside.
New Pod request
Nearest free Pod: OH-02, 18 m.
Drive the Pod
Release to stop. It stops itself for people and cars.
Laser alignment
Sealed · Bay 2
The venue
Tonight’s money, and every Pod’s health.
Managers see the Pods in use, what guests spent, the venue’s share and the valets’ gratuities, live, and every Pod’s state and service schedule.
Tonight at the door
Paid out automatically. Nobody invoices anybody.
Pod health
OverHalo
We watch the fleet so the venue doesn’t have to.
Every Pod, live
Lock state, temperature, humidity, fans, dampers, power and battery for every Pod at every venue, with alerts to the valet, the venue and OverHalo.
Payments that split themselves
The guest pays once. The gratuity goes to the valet who ran the Pod, the hourly fee splits between the venue and OverHalo, and payouts run automatically.
Maintenance on schedule
Service visits are booked from the data, not a phone call: filters, seals, rails and the heat pump, on OverHalo’s engineers’ schedule.
Where a $480 booking goes