One free app for Britain's daily headaches: NHS dentists taking patients, free parking, EV chargers and unfair parking fines.
Open data and NHS feeds, refreshed daily. Tap a pin for details, directions and a phone number.
Every screen below is the real app, captured in central London. Nothing staged, nothing mocked up.
Council tickets, private charges, bus lane and ULEZ. The app writes your appeal letter on your phone, offline. Nothing you type leaves the device, and deadline reminders keep you inside the window.
Blue Badge limit on yellow lines is three hours. Start the clock and get warned at 30 and 10 minutes.
One tap remembers where you parked. Walking directions bring you straight back.
Enter each date once. Nudges arrive 30, 14, 7 days and 1 day before, so renewals never surprise you.
Not sure where to start? Sorty is our free assistant. Ask a question in plain English and Sorty points you to the right answer, whether that is an NHS dentist taking patients, how to register with a GP, where to park free, or how to appeal a fine.
General information only, never medical or legal advice. For health worries call NHS 111, or 999 in an emergency.
The app runs on the same live data as our four free websites. Each stands on its own, together they cover the everyday admin of driving and health in the UK.
Find an NHS dentist actually taking new patients.
Appeal a UK parking fine for free.
Free parking, city by city.
Find a GP surgery and register with confidence.
Everything on the map is built from open data published on the internet for reuse, together with official public listings. We gather from several sources, cross check them against each other, clean up the mess and refresh daily, so you get one straight answer instead of six half answers.
No accounts, no tracking, no selling data. Appeal letters are written on your phone and never reach our servers. We are not affiliated with the NHS, any council, Transport for London, the DVLA or any parking operator, which is exactly why we can be on your side.
Details change on the ground. Treat everything as a well informed starting point and always check the signs on site.
Yes. The app and all four websites are free, with no account and no paywall. Some pages on our websites show light advertising; the app itself has none and never tracks you.
No. There is no sign up, no email and no password. Open the app and everything is there. Your saved places, car spot and reminder dates live on your phone only.
It is finished and sitting with Apple's App Review team now. Follow @sorteduk.app for the release date, or check back here: this page turns into a download button the day it goes live.
Not yet. iPhone comes first, and Android follows once the app has settled. The four websites already work on any phone, so nothing is out of reach in the meantime.
Open data published on the internet for reuse, plus official public listings for health services. We gather from several sources, cross check them and refresh daily. Where a source asks to be credited, you will find it in the footer.
No, and we will not pretend otherwise. Car parks change hands, restrictions get repainted and councils update rules. Treat the map as a well informed starting point and always read the signs on site.
Practices report their status to the official NHS listings and we refresh it daily. It still pays to ring before you travel, because lists open and close faster than any feed can follow.
Yes. Skip the location prompt and search any postcode or town instead, for example M1 4BT. Location only saves you typing.
Neither. No ads, no analytics, no third party trackers. Your coordinates go to our own API to fetch what is near you and nothing about you is stored or linked to an identity.
No. The letter tool is free and runs entirely on your phone. We never see your case, your name or your letter.
Ask a question in plain English and Sorty points you to the right page: a dentist taking patients, how to register with a GP, where to park free, how to appeal a ticket. General information only, never medical or legal advice.
Email hello@sorteduk.app with the place or postcode. A wrong pin helps everyone once it is fixed, and corrections that come from open data get pushed back upstream.