CURB: Street Parking Map

CURB: Street Parking Map

Sweeping alerts for 25 cities

8 ratings
3 reviews
Free

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Released
June 24, 2026
Updated
November 3, 2026

Features

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This app provides real-time street parking rule information, including when tickets are actually issued, not just when signs indicate. It offers customizable alerts and covers numerous cities with detailed parking zone data.

✓Street sweep alerts by color-coded blocks
✓Actual ticket issuance times based on citation data
✓Residential permit zones, meters, and color curbs
✓Unmetered white passenger-loading zones
✓Customizable move-your-car alerts
✓Support for over 25 cities
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What's New in CURB

1.0.6

November 3, 2026

Auto-save where you park, and your car on the map: • New Shortcuts actions: Save Parking Spot and Clear Parking Spot. Run them when your car's CarPlay or Bluetooth disconnects and connects, and CURB saves the block you parked on and turns on its sweep alerts by itself. • Set it up in the ⓘ menu, Sweep alerts, Auto-save where you park. San Francisco for now. • The saved spot shows there too, with its next sweep, Show on map and Clear. • A little car sits on the curb where you parked. Tap that curb to pick yours: red car, pickup, van, taxi, convertible, sports car or surf wagon. • Share where I parked, on every curb: it sends the side, the next sweep and a link that opens the map with the car on it. Handy when you park someone else's car. • Zoomed out, both sides of a street now show as two lines, so you can tell them apart. • Now in 25 cities, from Oakland and Los Angeles to New York, Chicago, Toronto and Montréal. Zoom out and tap a city pin, or open Cities in the ⓘ menu. The posted sign is always the final authority.

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User reviews

Excellent for SF parking!

Thanks for updating

Response from developer

Thanks for flagging this, and sorry it broke. You were right: our map provider started requiring a key, and San Francisco moved its open data site in September, so the map and street data stopped loading. Both are fixed as of today and no app update is needed, just reopen CURB. If anything still looks wrong, let us know at curb.guide/support. We would really appreciate a second look.

What everyone needs In SF

I've been using another app for a year now and hadn't looked into other apps. my subscription ended so I started looking and I debated on building my own. No need because Curb has everything I need for street sweeper and high ticket areas and IT'S FREE!! CHECK IT OUT FOR SURE

Surprised this doesn’t have more reviews

Great for people with a car without a garage space

FAQ

Does CURB have ads?

No, CURB is completely free and does not contain any advertisements. The app is designed to be ad-free for a seamless user experience.

How does CURB determine when tickets are actually written?

CURB analyzes millions of public SFMTA street-cleaning citations, matching them to specific blocks to identify patterns in ticket issuance times. This data reveals that enforcement often occurs within a much shorter window than posted signs suggest.

What types of parking information does CURB display?

CURB displays street sweep schedules, actual ticket issuance times, residential permit zones (RPP), meters, color curbs, and unmetered white passenger-loading zones. It also flags holiday enforcement changes.

Can I customize alerts in CURB?

Yes, you can customize how CURB alerts you. Options include a single 30-minute heads-up, a notification the night before, or an additional morning-of warning. You can also choose from different alert voices.

Which cities are covered by CURB?

CURB covers over 25 cities, including San Francisco, Oakland, Berkeley, San Jose, Los Angeles, New York City, Chicago, and Toronto, among others. Coverage varies by city, focusing on street sweeping, alternate side parking, or winter rules.

Is CURB available on Android devices?

Currently, CURB is only supported on iPhone devices. The app is designed for iOS and has not yet been released for Android.

How often is CURB updated?

The latest version of CURB was released on November 3, 2026. The app is actively maintained, with updates typically addressing new data, city expansions, and feature enhancements.

What is the age rating for CURB?

CURB has an age rating of 4+. This indicates that the app is suitable for users of all ages, with no mature content or themes.