TX Carry Compass now brings community-reported place restrictions together with 30.05, 30.06, 30.07, and 51% signs—without treating them as the same thing. Explore the map, review evidence, and contribute moderator-reviewed updates on iOS, Android, and web.
Live data · Community-moderated · Texas-focused
A hospital may have no 30.xx signs and still display a §46.03 notice. A federal building may have a site-specific restriction that signs alone do not explain. TX Carry Compass now makes those reports visible on maps, search results, business details, carry explanations, and iOS proximity alerts.
Explore the restriction-aware map§46.03 or a site-specific federal report takes priority over reassuring sign-only results.
51%, school advisories, and other posted signs remain visually distinct.
Missing information stays unknown—it is never presented as confirmation that carry is lawful.
Government or military categories provide a review prompt only. They never automatically mark a location as prohibited.
All approved listings across Texas, organized by venue type — continuously updated as the community verifies.
Percentage of 32,389 verified businesses with each sign type posted.
Browse, verify, learn, and contribute with a current feature set that spans the native apps and the user-facing web experience.
Place restrictions remain separate from sign reports, so missing 30.xx signs never hide an applicable reported restriction.
On iOS and Android, search is entered from the map flow.
Currently surfaced on iOS.
Includes named restriction proximity alerts, Sign in with Apple, and guide checklist export to Reminders.
Includes restriction-aware maps, filters, place details, submissions, guides, and account history.
Supports restriction-aware map and search, evidence-backed submissions, guides, and account tools. Alerts are intentionally excluded.
The app tracks 30.05, 30.06, 30.07, and 51% signs separately from reported Texas Penal Code §46.03, federal facility, USPS property, military installation, and other site-specific federal restrictions.
No. A category can prompt a closer review, but it never creates an automatic legal classification. Public restriction reports require site-specific evidence and moderator approval.
No. Core browsing, search, guides, submissions, and account history are available across iOS, Android, and the web app, but some extras remain platform-specific. For example, proximity alerts are currently surfaced on iOS, while the web app intentionally excludes alerts.
No. It is a community information tool. Reports may be incomplete or outdated. Verify posted signs, direct notice, property rules, exact scope, exceptions, entrances, buildings, grounds, and current law before carrying.
Users can create accounts, review My Contributions, see moderation outcomes and notes, track account status progress, view announcement history, reset passwords, delete accounts, and control theme preferences.
Listings show community freshness signals like confirmation dates and supporting evidence, while submissions such as photos, comments, reports, and corrections go through moderation workflows before public display.
Yes. You can submit new businesses, gun range details, Signs & Restrictions updates with evidence, comments, photos, reports, guide requests, and other corrections for moderator review.