Los Angeles only · street cleaning

Never get a street
cleaning ticket
again.

CurbMinder figures out the exact block and side of the street you parked on, checks LA's posted street cleaning schedule, and alarms you before you get a ticket. It runs entirely on your phone.

  • $1.99/mowhen it launches
  • LA onlybuilt for Los Angeles
  • Offlineworks with no signal
CurbMinder Sweeping soon

You're parked on

W Juniper St

Block 4400 – 4498
Side West · evens
Next sweeping Tue 8:00 AM in 9h 41m

Alarm set for 7:55 AM · 5 min before

The reminder on your lock screen. It gets more urgent as street cleaning gets closer.

A street-sweeping ticket in LA is $73.

It is also the most avoidable one. The sweeper runs on a posted schedule, on one side of the street at a time. That is the exact kind of thing a phone should remember for you, and never does. Now one does.

Park → Resolve → Warn → Alarm

Four steps, and you never think about it.

Everything below happens on the phone in your pocket. No sign-in, no waiting on a network, nothing sent anywhere.

CurbMinder is built for Los Angeles, and it covers street cleaning only. It does not track meters, permit zones, tow-away signs, or any other parking rule, so always read the posted signs.

  1. 01 Park

    You park. It notices.

    Your car's Bluetooth disconnects the second you switch off and walk away. CurbMinder catches that signal, or you tap I parked. Either way, it wakes up.

  2. 02 Resolve

    It finds your exact curb.

    It uses GPS to work out which side of the street you parked on, not just the street itself. That side is the whole point, because sweeping usually runs one curb at a time.

  3. 03 Warn

    It watches the clock.

    A reminder that stays on your lock screen shows your block, your side, and the next sweeping time. The alert warns you more urgently as street cleaning gets close.

  4. 04 Alarm

    It gets loud, on time.

    Five minutes before the restriction starts, a loud alarm goes off. Move the car, dismiss it, done. No calendar math, no 6 a.m. window-watching.

The hard part, solved

Which side? Odds on one curb, evens on the other.

Sweeping almost never covers a whole block, just one side. CurbMinder works out which side you parked on, so it can warn you about your curb, not just your street.

On your phone

Built to be glanced at, then ignored.

The best parking app is one you rarely open. When you do, everything you need is on one screen.

CurbMinder home screen showing the parked block, street side, and next sweeping time
Your spot at a glance Block, side, and the next sweeping time, resolved the moment you park.
CurbMinder reminder on the lock screen showing time remaining until street sweeping
Always-on reminder A quiet reminder that grows more urgent as sweeping approaches.
CurbMinder full-screen alarm firing five minutes before street sweeping starts
The 5-minute alarm Loud and unmissable, right before the restriction begins.
CurbMinder Are we wrong correction screen for fixing street, block, or side
“Are we wrong?” Fix the street, block, or side, or say there’s no cleaning here.

Private by architecture

Your location has nowhere to go.

CurbMinder resolves your spot against a city-data snapshot bundled inside the app. There is no account to create and no server to send to, because we didn't build one.

Read the privacy policy
  • No account No sign-up, email, or password. Install and go.
  • No server Your location is resolved on the device and never transmitted.
  • Yours to keep Parking history and corrections stay on your phone.
  • Nothing sold No ads, no data brokers. Crash + usage analytics only, never precise location.

Park somewhere. Walk away.

CurbMinder is on Android now. Sideload it today, and it's coming to Google Play soon. The iOS version is built and on its way.

$1.99 a month when it launches, and it is Los Angeles only. An LA street cleaning ticket is about $73, so three years of CurbMinder still costs less than one ticket.

Get the Android app

CurbMinder covers street-sweeping schedules only. Always check posted signs. Tow-away zones, permit parking, and temporary restrictions are not included.