FUPCN: UK Toll Pay Reminder

Never miss a UK toll, tunnel or airport drop-off charge again.

FUPCN sends you an instant payment reminder the moment you cross a UK barrierless toll, bridge, tunnel or airport drop-off zone — before the ANPR cameras issue a Penalty Charge Notice.

Most modern UK crossings have no booth: cameras read your number plate and you have to pay online, often by midnight the following day. Forget and you'll get an £80–£180 fine in the post. FUPCN exists to make sure that never happens.

HOW IT WORKS

• Pick the crossings you care about (most are pre-loaded) or add new ones yourself.
• Drive normally. The app stays in the background.
• The moment you cross a zone, your phone buzzes with an alert.
• Tap "Pay now" and you're on the official payment site.
• Forgot to pay? FUPCN nudges you again at 7 a.m. the next morning, until you mark it as paid.

INCLUDED ON LAUNCH

• Dartford Crossing (Dart Charge)
• Mersey Gateway Bridge
• Blackwall Tunnel
• Silvertown Tunnel
• Humber Bridge
• Tyne Tunnel (Tyne Pass)
• Manchester Airport T2 drop-off
• Manchester Airport T3 drop-off
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You can also add your own custom locations with their own payment links.

FEATURES

• Geofenced detection using the device's native location services.
• Notifications with one-tap pay link.
• "Mark as paid" plus a 7 a.m. follow-up reminder.
• Map view for every crossing showing the actual geofence radius.
• On-device history of every crossing detected.
• Toggle individual zones on or off.

PRIVACY FIRST

• No accounts. No sign-up.
• No analytics, no crash reporting, no advertising SDKs.
• No backend at all — your location and history are stored only on your phone.
• Map tiles are loaded from OpenStreetMap when you view a crossing in-app.

PERMISSIONS

• Background location: required to detect crossings while you drive.
• Notifications: required to deliver reminders.
• Internet: only used to load map tiles inside the app and to open the operator's payment site when you tap "Pay".

Got a missing zone? Email hello@tomyates.co.uk and it'll likely be in the next update.

Built by an independent UK developer. Not affiliated with TfL, any toll operator or any airport.