On-device matching
Nearby-camera checks, alert thresholds, preferences, and pending report review happen locally on your device.
iPhone & iPad · iOS 17+
FlockOff shows mapped ALPR and traffic cameras, warns as you approach, and keeps proximity matching on your device. No ads, no analytics, and no FlockOff account.
How it works
Nearby-camera checks, alert thresholds, preferences, and pending report review happen locally on your device.
Camera records come from OpenStreetMap through Overpass. A search area derived from your location or map center is sent to that service to retrieve nearby records.
You can review a sighting and choose to publish it with your own OpenStreetMap account. Nothing is published automatically.
Drive safely
Do not interact with the map, route controls, or report-review screens while driving. Camera data is community-maintained and can be incomplete, delayed, or inaccurate. FlockOff is not an emergency service, a law-enforcement detector, or a substitute for attentive driving and compliance with local law.
Support
Confirm Location Services and cellular or Wi-Fi access are on, then tap the refresh button. OpenStreetMap coverage varies by area, and a missing marker may simply not be mapped yet.
In FlockOff Settings, turn Monitoring on. Allow location access and keep the app running in the background. iOS can stop all activity if you force-quit the app.
Check your connection, sign out, and reconnect your OpenStreetMap account. Report records stay on your device unless you delete them. A successful submission also creates a public OpenStreetMap edit and leaves a local submitted record that you can remove separately.
Delete pending reports or remove submitted local records from Camera Reports, sign out of OpenStreetMap to remove the local token, or delete FlockOff to remove its local cache and preferences. Published OSM edits are part of OSM's public history and must be corrected through OpenStreetMap.
Data & attribution
Camera data © OpenStreetMap contributors, available under the Open Data Commons Open Database License. Base maps, search, and directions are provided by Apple MapKit under Apple's terms.