This app helps Los Angeles residents avoid street sweeping tickets by checking your location against the city's official schedule. It provides clear, plain-language alerts about when you need to move your car, with upcoming sweep dates included.
1.1
September 30, 2026
Santa Monica is now covered — same one-tap check, new city. Also in this update: • Smarter matching near overlapping routes, so "you're good" actually means it • Clearer messages when you've got no signal • Small polish under the hood
MoreNo, Am I Good? LA is ad-free. The app does not contain advertisements, allowing for an uninterrupted user experience.
Am I Good? LA uses the City of Los Angeles's official posted street sweeping data. While it's a powerful helper, users should always confirm with posted street signs as the app is not a substitute for official signage.
Am I Good? LA covers the LA basin and San Fernando Valley using official City of Los Angeles data. It does not include independent nearby cities like Beverly Hills or Santa Monica.
Yes, Am I Good? LA is completely free to download and use. There are no charges associated with checking the street sweeping schedule.
Am I Good? LA was last updated on August 20, 2026, with version 1.0. This indicates it is a new application, and updates will likely occur as needed to maintain data accuracy and functionality.
Am I Good? LA is currently supported on iPhones. Compatibility with other devices may be considered in future updates.
No, Am I Good? LA prioritizes privacy and does not require users to create an account. Your location is only used for schedule checks when you tap the button.
If Am I Good? LA cannot confirm your location, it will display 'Can't confirm.' This usually means you are outside the app's coverage area or no posted schedule was found nearby.
