Flock U is operated by Waterview Technologies LLC, Missouri, USA. Contact: waterviewtechnologies@gmail.com
A subscription to the Flock U mobile application: a map of publicly documented automated license plate readers and traffic cameras in the United States, route planning that avoids them where possible, turn-by-turn navigation with camera alerts, alerts for areas you choose to watch, and an educational library. It is a digital service. Nothing physical is shipped, so there is no delivery or return process.
You can cancel at any time, for any reason, with no penalty and no cancellation fee:
Cancelling stops all future charges. You keep access until the end of the period you have already paid for. There is no phone tree and no retention offer to decline.
If you see a charge you do not recognise or believe is wrong, please email us first at waterviewtechnologies@gmail.com. We would much rather refund you directly than have you spend time on a card dispute, and we respond to billing email before anything else. If you still wish to dispute the charge with your bank, that right is unaffected by anything on this page.
The in-app Terms of Use include a dispute-resolution agreement: after a 60-day informal-resolution period, most disputes between you and us are resolved by binding individual arbitration under the AAA Consumer Arbitration Rules, and both sides waive class actions and jury trials. Small-claims court remains available to either side, and nothing limits reports to government agencies. You may opt out of arbitration entirely by emailing waterviewtechnologies@gmail.com within 30 days of first accepting the Terms — opting out does not affect your use of the app. The full provision is Section 10 of the in-app Terms, which controls over this summary.
Flock U does not make you invisible and does not guarantee that any route avoids every camera. The map covers cameras that are publicly documented; others certainly exist. In dense areas there is frequently no route that avoids them all, and the app says so. Routing depends on road data that is being expanded over time, and coverage varies by region. This is a tool for information, not a guarantee of anything.
The app is for lawful, everyday privacy. Damaging, obstructing, or tampering with any camera is prohibited, is a crime, and is the sole responsibility of the person who does it. We provide no instructions for doing so and will not. Obey all traffic laws and signals — directions in the app are advisory and can be wrong.
Sold to individuals in the United States. You must be old enough to enter a contract in your jurisdiction. The camera data is derived from OpenStreetMap and licensed under the ODbL; nothing here restricts the rights that licence grants you in that data.
The complete Terms of Use and Acceptable Use Policy are presented in the app before first use and must be accepted there. This page summarises the commercial terms — price, billing, cancellation, and refunds — and does not replace them.
Last updated August 8, 2026.