A little local knowledge.

Know your curb.
Enjoy the city.

New York parking has a lot of fine print. See the rules for your curb, how they affect your stay, and what changes next.

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Curbwise Made for New York
40.6900° N   73.9900° W

THE CURB, EXPLAINED

A clearer picture
before you park.

Plan your stay

Check meter limits and upcoming restrictions against the time you want to park.

Read the right curb

Explore mapped signs and rules for the section of street you’re considering.

Know what to check

See the reason behind an assessment, then confirm the signs at your spot.

A COUPLE OF REAL APP EXAMPLES

How long? And why?

Go beyond a color on the map. See the rule behind it.

Curbwise example on the north side of Queens Boulevard: parking with conditions, stay up to two hours, with a two-hour meter rule active Monday through Saturday from 9 AM to 7 PM.
Queens Boulevard · North side
Parking with conditions

Two hours here.
Here’s the reason.

This example shows a two-hour limit while the meter rule is active. Curbwise puts that limit beside the schedule that explains it.

  1. 01
    Read the mapped limit

    “Stay up to 2h” summarizes the active time limit.

  2. 02
    See when the meter applies

    The displayed rule runs Monday–Saturday, 9 AM–7 PM.

  3. 03
    Check the actual spot

    Confirm signs, pay the meter when required, and check for temporary restrictions.

Curbwise example on the south side of Queens Boulevard: no parking now because a No Standing rule applies every day, at any time.
Queens Boulevard · South side
No parking now

A restriction.
An explanation.

On this curb, the mapped rule is “No Standing,” every day, at any time. The app explains why the section is restricted instead of leaving you to guess.

No Standing

Every day · Anytime

A nearby curb can have a different rule. Check the street side and the signs along the exact section where you intend to park.

Actual app captures from September 5, 2026; the interface has since been updated. These illustrate how rules are explained, not current parking permission or space availability. Map imagery: © Stadia Maps, © OpenMapTiles, © OpenStreetMap contributors.

THE REST OF YOUR PARKING ROUTINE

A few less things
to keep in your head.

Remember where you parked

Save your car’s location and an optional note, then get walking directions back.

Set a move reminder

Choose a reminder before the next applicable rule. Always verify your deadline; notifications can be delayed.

Have a backup plan

See nearby licensed garages and lots when street parking doesn’t fit your plans.

START WITH A LOOK AROUND

Your city. Your next spot.

Browse basic curb assessments without an account. Sign in for a 7-day trial of full rules and signs, with 10 curb views a day.

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GOOD TO KNOW

A little clarity.

Does Curbwise guarantee I can park?

No. It explains available data and estimates how rules affect your stay. It does not reserve spaces, show live vacancies, or guarantee protection from a ticket or tow. Check signs, meters, hydrants, driveways, crosswalks and temporary notices at the actual curb.

What’s free, and what is Premium?

Basic map browsing is free without signing in. A new account gets a 7-day trial with 10 full curb-detail views a day. Optional Curbwise Premium Monthly is US$5.00/month in the U.S. App Store and includes 60 curb views a day. Other usage limits apply; daily allowances reset at 00:00 UTC.

The trial never converts automatically. A subscription starts billing when you confirm it through Apple, including during the trial, and renews monthly unless cancelled at least 24 hours before renewal. Read the terms.

Where does it work?

Curbwise covers New York City’s five boroughs. You can search an NYC address from anywhere; location permission is optional. The app is currently available on the U.S. App Store for iPhone and iPad.

Where does the parking information come from?

Curbwise combines published NYC curb, parking sign and regulation data, along with available construction and event notices. Sources can be incomplete or outdated, and a mapped rule is not a check of current street conditions.

How do I report a mistake or get help?

In Curbwise, sign in, select the curb and choose “Report an issue” so we receive the relevant curb details. For account or app help, email hello@curbwise.dev or visit Support.

HERE TO HELP

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