Standard
18 min4 known camerasPrivate navigation · iPhone · In development
The route can know where cameras are. We don’t need to know where you went.
Compare a standard drive with a route designed around known license plate readers. No account, no ads, and no automatic trip history.
- No account required
- No ads, no third-party tracking
- Camera data stays on your phone
- No automatic trip history
- No coordinate-bearing request logs
- Exposure counts re-verified on your phone
Illustrative result: 3 fewer known cameras for 5 extra minutes
Built for drivers, not profiles.
Public camera data, made useful.
Honest about coverage gaps.
Current catalog: 134,181 known cameras in the U.S. release (us-2026-08-20) · © OpenStreetMap contributors
The privacy model
Built to know less.
Camera intelligence lives on your phone
The app keeps a compact camera catalog on the device so it can show known-camera locations and evaluate exposure without an account.
Routes are calculations, not memories
The routing service receives only the coordinates it needs to calculate roads, returns the result, and keeps no trip-history record.
Your saved places stay under your control
Favorites and preferences are device-local by default. Cloud synchronization will never be required for basic navigation.
Made for the actual drive
Privacy without giving up navigation.
A familiar map experience with a second route choice that makes camera exposure visible before you start. The Flockless route is designed to reduce exposure to known cameras — not to promise none.
See the tradeoff before you leave
You will be able to compare time, distance, and known camera count side by side and choose the balance that fits this drive.
Not every pin is treated equally
Verified, probable, and unverified cameras will carry different route weights. The app will tell you what is known and what is uncertain.
Long drives are planned, with a launch bar to clear
Before launch, routes longer than 300 miles must pass checks for continuous guidance and accurate camera counts.
CarPlay is planned, pending Apple approval
CarPlay follows dependable iPhone navigation and Apple’s navigation entitlement.
One route, three short-lived steps
Enough information to navigate. Nothing extra.
- 1
Choose a destination
Apple place search turns the place you recognize into coordinates.
- 2
Compare road options
The ephemeral routing service returns the Standard and Flockless routes.
- 3
Navigate when guidance is ready
Once active guidance ships, camera confidence and alerts will be checked against the on-device catalog.
Early testing
Take the road that knows less about you.
Join early testing, or help improve the public camera data behind the map.