See Flock cameras before they see you.
A community map of automatic license-plate readers. Find them, mark them, and get warned on the drive.
How it works
01
See what is around you
The map loads about 138,000 public US ALPR locations from OpenStreetMap via DeFlock, plus community reports. Zoom in to pins. Opposite-facing cameras on the same pole stay separate.
02
Report a camera
Sign in, drop a pin, and the street fills in from the map. Nearby same-direction reports merge into one pin so the map stays clean.
03
Drive with warnings
Drive uses phone GPS. Voice calls out cameras ahead. You confirm a safety disclaimer first — mount the phone and keep your eyes on the road.
04
Avoid on the way
Pick a destination. Small jogs duck around a camera; major roads pick a thoroughfare with fewer readers. A slider sets how many cameras to skip.
05
Stay signed in
Gmail or email. Sessions stay on this phone until you sign out, so reporting and confirms are one tap.
In the app
Nationwide map
Public Flock Falcon, Condor, Sparrow, and other ALPR sites clustered as you zoom.
Community reports
Confirm still there, mark gone, add a note. Close duplicates consolidate.
Drive mode
Follow heading, 150–400 m radius, spoken street and distance. Safety disclaimer first.
Avoid routes
Jog around cameras or stay on major roads. Dial how many readers to skip.
Nearby alerts
System notifications while Drive or camera alerts are on. iPhone needs Home Screen install.
Stores
Apple App Store and Google Play listings need developer accounts and review. Until those are live, install from the phone: Safari or Chrome → Add to Home Screen. The map still works in the browser at Open the web app.
Launch Flock RadarPublic camera locations: OpenStreetMap contributors via DeFlock. Basemap © OpenStreetMap, © CARTO. This app does not bypass cameras or hide plates — it maps what is already in public view. Do not use the screen while driving.