Navigate around Flock cameras.
Free turn-by-turn directions around the 140,000+ Flock and ALPR cameras mapped by DeFlock volunteers.
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300K+ downloads on iPhone and Android



How many cameras are near you?
Enter your ZIP code. We count the mapped license plate cameras around it.
140,000+
cameras mapped by DeFlock volunteers
Drive around them.
What’s in the app.
Privacy routes, turn-by-turn directions, camera alerts and offline maps.
Two routes, every trip.
Take the fastest drive or the private one. FlockHopper plans a route around the mapped cameras and tells you how many extra minutes it costs.
Turn-by-turn directions.
Spoken directions and speed limits on your phone, in CarPlay or on Android Auto, so it can replace the map app you use now.
A warning before each camera.
You get a heads-up as you approach a mapped camera, even when you’re just driving around without a route set.
See your pattern of life.
Find out when and where cameras log your car most. That’s the routine anyone with access to the network could piece together, and your copy never leaves your phone.
Works with no signal.
Download your area once and the map and camera alerts keep working on back roads and in dead zones.
FlockHopper routes around cameras mapped by the DeFlock community. Unmapped cameras and mobile readers, including patrol-car systems, are not covered.
FlockHopper doesn’t track you.
There’s no account to create and nothing to sell, and your routes are never saved.
How FlockHopper handles your data →Made by a trusted member of the DeFlock community and the developer behind maps.deflock.org.
Photo: DeFlockYour city council can cancel the contract.
Flock cameras log every car that drives by, and police can search those records, usually without a warrant. More than 150 communities have canceled, rejected, or switched off plate readers since 2021, according to DeFlock.
Why it matters, with sources →

