Flock U maps automated license plate readers across the United States, shows you which ones a drive would pass, and plans a route around the ones it can — and tells you plainly when it can't.
Android, in testing — installs from here, not the Play Store. $4.99 USD per month after a 7-day free trial.
Four things, and it is honest about the limits of each.
Plate readers and traffic cameras, built from OpenStreetMap and community reports, with the survey date shown so you can judge how current an area is.
Real driving routes that steer around known cameras where a road exists to do it. Where none does, it says so instead of pretending.
Directions with an alert as you approach a known camera, and it refuses to guide you over a route it cannot verify.
How these systems work, what courts have actually held, and where the evidence is genuinely contested — cited to primary sources, not advocacy blogs.
It does not make you invisible, and it never claims to. The map covers cameras that are publicly documented — there are certainly others. In dense areas there is often no route that misses every camera, and the app tells you that rather than quietly failing. Nothing here helps anyone damage, disable, or interfere with a camera, and that is not a feature we will add.
One product, one price. Everything the app does is included — there is no cheaper tier holding features back.
A payment method is required to start the trial, and you are not charged during it. When the 7-day trial ends, your card is charged $4.99 USD, and $4.99 USD every month after that, automatically, until you cancel. Cancel before the trial ends and you are never charged. Prices are in US dollars. Payment is processed by Stripe; we never see or store your card number.
Cancel any time from Settings in the app, or through the Stripe billing portal we link you to. Cancellation stops all future charges and takes effect at the end of the period you have already paid for. There is nothing to phone and no retention process to sit through. Full detail on the Terms & Refunds page.
We teach people to interrogate data practices. It would be absurd not to answer the same questions about ourselves.
No email, no phone, no name. Your first launch creates an anonymous token.
Routes and address searches are answered and discarded. We do not keep a record of where anyone has been.
Stripe necessarily knows who you are — a card carries a name. We store only their customer ID and your renewal date.
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