Stay accountable to the court while you keep working and living at home.

myCurfew lets people on bond, probation, parole or another court-ordered program show they are meeting their requirements, using their own phone.

I was told to use myCurfew For courts and agencies

Getting started

Get referred. Your court, officer or program refers you to myCurfew.
We set you up. The myCurfew team contacts you, creates your account, sends you the install link and helps you get the app working on your iPhone or Android phone.
Sign in and allow location "Always". The app guides you through each setting. After that it runs on its own in the background.

What myCurfew records for you

LocationWhere you were and when, including curfew hours, so you can show you were where you needed to be.
Check-ins with a photoQuick check-ins on your schedule that show it was you.
RemindersAlerts before check-ins and appointments, so nothing is missed.
Messages and journalNotes and messages with your program, kept in your record.

What you'll need

An iPhone with iOS 15 or later, or an Android phone with Android 7 or later, GPS and a front camera
A cell plan with data
The phone kept charged, turned on and with you
Location access left on and set to "Always"

Questions about enrollment or cost? Contact us and we will walk you through it.

For courts and agencies

myCurfew gives officers a clear, dated record of each participant's compliance, with no equipment to issue, collect or repair.

Live and past locationsA map of each day with curfew hours, places and gaps marked.
Check-ins and photosScheduled check-ins answered on the phone, with a photo of the participant.
Compliance reportsWeekly summaries and printable reports for hearings.
AlertsMissed check-ins, phones that stop reporting and location access turned off.

Why we built myCurfew

We believe in second chances. Time in jail can cost someone their job, their home and their family's support. myCurfew gives people a way to meet the court's requirements while they keep working and stay with their families, and gives the court the record it needs.