An instant verdict
Green means you can drive today, red means restriction. One digit in, one clear answer out.
San José's driving restriction, at a glance.
Type the last digit of your plate and Restricción CR tells you on the spot whether you can drive in San José today. The 2026 schedule ships inside the app, the answer is computed on your phone, and no account is needed. The app is in Spanish, built for drivers in Costa Rica.
Green means you can drive today, red means restriction. One digit in, one clear answer out.
Monday restricts plates ending in 1 and 2, Tuesday 3 and 4, Wednesday 5 and 6, Thursday 7 and 8, Friday 9 and 0. Weekends are free, and the app applies the rule for today's date automatically.
The calendar travels inside the app and the check runs on your device. No server, no loading spinner.
Turn on the option and stop retyping it. The digit is stored only on your phone and never leaves it.
Days, dates, and messages in Costa Rican Spanish, with today's date always on screen.
A single small banner ad keeps it free. No purchases, no subscriptions, no sign-up.
Free on the App Store for iPhone.
Enter the last number of your plate, or save it once in settings.
Open the app any morning and know immediately whether today is your restriction day.
It depends on the weekday: Monday 1 and 2, Tuesday 3 and 4, Wednesday 5 and 6, Thursday 7 and 8, Friday 9 and 0. There is no restriction on weekends. The app does this check for you using today's date.
No. The schedule is bundled with the app and the check runs on your device. There is no sign-up; an anonymous session is used only for usage statistics and crash reports.
Yes. It is supported by one banner ad and has no purchases or subscriptions.
The app is Spanish-only and currently ships for iPhone. This page is the English summary.
The plate digit you save stays on your phone. The app uses Firebase anonymously for usage statistics and crash reporting, and shows Google AdMob banner ads behind Google's consent flow.