Read any UK parking sign in 2 seconds.
Point your camera. Kerbnow reads the sign and tells you if you can park right now. Your first 3 scans are free.
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From kerb to verdict in three taps.
Point, read, park. That is the whole app.
- 01 / Point
Point
Aim your camera at any sign or kerb marking. Faded, at an angle or buried in small print, it still reads.
- 02 / Read
Read
Kerbnow reads every line, including two-tier signs that contradict themselves, then weighs today's day and time.
- 03 / Park
Park
A plain-English verdict for right now, plus the exact time you need to move the car.
Everything you need at the kerb.
Built for the second you've parked and you're not sure.
Scan any UK sign
Snap the sign, get a plain-English answer in seconds. Every UK sign type.
LiveRight now, not in theory
Live day and time handling. "Yes you can" or "move it by 18:00".
AlertsNewMove-the-car alerts
A heads-up before your free time runs out, so you move before the warden arrives.
ProtectComing soonPCN evidence pack
Saves the scanned sign and timestamp as evidence for a parking-ticket appeal.
LookupComing soonPostcode lookup
Check the rules at any UK postcode before you set off.
What drivers say
The everyday moments Kerbnow was built for.
Read a sign covered in small print in about two seconds. Brilliant.
Reads the whole sign, not just the big bit. Saved me a ticket already.
Used to puzzle over signs in the cafe. Now I just point and go.
Worked on a faded sign I could barely read myself.
Confusing two-tier sign and it just told me to move on. Sorted.
Gives you the reasoning, not just a yes or no. I trust it.
Bank holiday and it knew the sign didn't apply. Parked free.
Read a sign covered in small print in about two seconds. Brilliant.
Reads the whole sign, not just the big bit. Saved me a ticket already.
Used to puzzle over signs in the cafe. Now I just point and go.
Worked on a faded sign I could barely read myself.
Confusing two-tier sign and it just told me to move on. Sorted.
Gives you the reasoning, not just a yes or no. I trust it.
Bank holiday and it knew the sign didn't apply. Parked free.
Read a sign covered in small print in about two seconds. Brilliant.
Reads the whole sign, not just the big bit. Saved me a ticket already.
Used to puzzle over signs in the cafe. Now I just point and go.
Worked on a faded sign I could barely read myself.
Confusing two-tier sign and it just told me to move on. Sorted.
Gives you the reasoning, not just a yes or no. I trust it.
Bank holiday and it knew the sign didn't apply. Parked free.
Read a sign covered in small print in about two seconds. Brilliant.
Reads the whole sign, not just the big bit. Saved me a ticket already.
Used to puzzle over signs in the cafe. Now I just point and go.
Worked on a faded sign I could barely read myself.
Confusing two-tier sign and it just told me to move on. Sorted.
Gives you the reasoning, not just a yes or no. I trust it.
Bank holiday and it knew the sign didn't apply. Parked free.
Told me I was fine till 6am. No need to move the car.
Tells you when the next restriction starts. So handy.
Honestly don't read signs anymore. It just tells me how long I've got.
Residents only most days, free that Saturday. Wouldn't have known.
Love the countdown. Move by 18:30 and that's that.
Got the ping mid-coffee, moved the car, no ticket.
Long lunch and my phone tapped me before the meter ran out.
Told me I was fine till 6am. No need to move the car.
Tells you when the next restriction starts. So handy.
Honestly don't read signs anymore. It just tells me how long I've got.
Residents only most days, free that Saturday. Wouldn't have known.
Love the countdown. Move by 18:30 and that's that.
Got the ping mid-coffee, moved the car, no ticket.
Long lunch and my phone tapped me before the meter ran out.
Told me I was fine till 6am. No need to move the car.
Tells you when the next restriction starts. So handy.
Honestly don't read signs anymore. It just tells me how long I've got.
Residents only most days, free that Saturday. Wouldn't have known.
Love the countdown. Move by 18:30 and that's that.
Got the ping mid-coffee, moved the car, no ticket.
Long lunch and my phone tapped me before the meter ran out.
Told me I was fine till 6am. No need to move the car.
Tells you when the next restriction starts. So handy.
Honestly don't read signs anymore. It just tells me how long I've got.
Residents only most days, free that Saturday. Wouldn't have known.
Love the countdown. Move by 18:30 and that's that.
Got the ping mid-coffee, moved the car, no ticket.
Long lunch and my phone tapped me before the meter ran out.
Your first 3 scans are free.
Try it on a real sign at no cost, then upgrade to Kerbnow Pro for unlimited scanning. A parking fine doubles from about £65 to £130 the moment you miss the 14-day discount, so Lifetime at £39.99 costs less than a single ticket. No ads, ever.
Unlimited scanning, billed monthly.
Unlimited scanning, under £1.70 a month.
Pay once, scan forever. Less than one doubled parking fine.
Every Pro plan includes scan history and move-the-car alerts. PCN evidence pack coming soon. Sign-in stays optional, only for syncing across devices.
Stop guessing at the kerb.
Your first 3 scans are free. On iOS and Android.
Frequently asked questions
What parking signs does the app read?
Every DfT standard parking sign, plus most resident zone, pay-and-display and red-route variants. Single and double yellow lines, loading bays, controlled parking zones and time plates all work.
When can I park on a single yellow line?
Usually outside the hours shown on the time plate beside it, which often means evenings, Sundays and bank holidays. Always read the plate, the hours vary by street. Point Kerbnow at the sign and it works the hours out against the current day and time for you.
How much does it cost?
Your first 3 sign scans are free. After that, unlimited scanning needs Kerbnow Pro: £3.99 a month, £19.99 a year (the best value, under £1.70 a month), or £39.99 once for Lifetime. Pro also includes scan history and move-the-car alerts. No ads, ever.
Do I need an account?
No. The core scan works without an account. Sign in with Apple or Google only to sync your scan history across devices.
Found a bug or have a suggestion?
Email [email protected]. We read every message.
Know the rules before you park.
Plain-English answers to the UK parking rules people actually search for. Start with the UK parking rules hub, or jump straight to a guide.
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Can I park here?
The 30-second checklist before you leave the car.
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UK parking signs explained
How lines, kerb dashes and time plates fit together.
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Single yellow line rules
When you can park, load and drop off - and when you can't.
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Dropped kerb parking rules
Why it's a ticket even with no lines, and blocked-driveway rules.
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Loading bay rules
Who can use a loading bay, for how long, and what kerb dashes mean.
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Red route rules
Why red lines mean no stopping, and where bays let you pause.
Stop guessing. Start parking.
On iOS and Android. Your first 3 scans are free.