NYC Ticket Odds

Changelog

What's new

Everything we ship, in the open. This page lists real improvements that are live on the site, month by month.

August 2026

  • Huit guides chinois à fort trafic réécrits nativement avec des capsules de réponse rapide, plus une nouvelle page de comparaison de services.
  • Alertes honnêtes sur l'état de la rédaction IA : le site affiche désormais les états normal, modèle de secours et panne totale — et suspend les codes gratuits pendant une panne totale au lieu d'échouer plus tard.
  • Bannière de quota quotidien plus compacte, champs de réponse qui s'agrandissent automatiquement dans l'assistant et un premier rendu de la page d'accueil plus rapide.
  • Les guides s'ouvrent désormais sur des résumés de réponse rapide et affichent les vraies dates de publication et de mise à jour.
  • La bannière d'installation de l'app attend une utilisation réelle, les brouillons en cours survivent à un rafraîchissement de page pendant 36 heures et les pages de comparaison sont traduites dans les 11 langues.
  • Chinese and Spanish community guides: natively written landing pages for disputing NYC tickets, plus this public changelog.
  • Email delivery for dispute letters: get the finished letter in your inbox instead of waiting on the page, and drafts now survive a page refresh.
  • Self-service submission guide added to the letter result page.
  • Hearing-outcome statistics refreshed from NYC Open Data (August 4, 2026) and a weekly data refresh process put in place.
  • New guides: 2026 street-cleaning rules, red-light camera expansion, ticket scam texts, and the city's FY25 annual report decoded.
  • Site-wide visual refresh with a cleaner palette, typography, and mobile navigation.
  • User-reported results wall: real outcomes shared by users with explicit display consent, plus a shareable success card.
  • Install as an app: the site now works as a PWA with offline support.
  • Plate Watch: opt-in email alerts when a new ticket appears for your plate, and follow-up reminder emails for your hearing decision.
  • Open data hub: downloadable datasets, a free public API, and embeddable charts.
  • Location pages: dismissal statistics by borough and top streets.
  • Faster global hosting: the site moved to edge infrastructure worldwide.

July 2026

  • Site launch: free ticket lookup by plate or summons number, with historical dismissal rates for 87 violation types computed from 27 million public NYC hearing records.
  • Guided dispute letter drafting: a step-by-step wizard that turns your account into a hearing-ready letter, free to use with daily limits.
  • Photo lookup: snap a photo of your ticket to find it — no typing needed.
  • Free ticket defect checker: verify the required elements on your summons point by point.
  • Full-site translations in 11 languages, including right-to-left support for Arabic and Urdu.
  • First guides published: the official dispute process, deadlines, defective tickets, camera tickets, and fines.
  • Violation-by-borough statistics pages and an interactive “Is it worth disputing?” checker.
  • Accessibility audit fixes: WCAG AA contrast, keyboard focus rings, and screen-reader labels.
  • Ask AI: a question-answering assistant with your ticket's context loaded.

Only shipped, user-visible changes are listed here. Dismissal-rate data comes from NYC Open Data and is refreshed regularly; see Methodology for details.