01 / AVOID FLOCK
Choose another way.
Compare a route that avoids known Flock camera locations with the shortest-distance option. When cameras can’t be avoided, the app should tell you before you start.
Flock camera awareness, on your terms.
See the cameras.
Choose your route.
Avoid known Flock cameras, or take the shortest route with their locations in view. Spot a sleeper? Help the next person by putting it on the map.
Android first. Designed to navigate locally.
TRY THE MAP
Choose a scenario. The phone preview is interactive.
Avoid Flock
Your usual stops, too
An interactive preview of the same app UI. Illustrative map and pins.
Three things. One familiar map.
Pick a route.
Keep your eyes open.
02 / SHORTEST DISTANCE
See what’s ahead.
Take the shortest-distance route with camera locations on the map and alerts as you approach. Fastest time is available in Route options. Add gas, food, parking and other usual stops.
03 / REPORT
Pin the sleepers.
Share a camera that isn’t mapped. Nearby users can verify it or flag a false alarm. Two distinct users confirm a permanent addition or removal.
A map that gets better together
Seen it?
Help the next person.
A fresh report appears as unconfirmed. Another user can verify it. A camera that’s moved or disappeared stays visible until a second user confirms its removal.
Try the report flowCAMERA RECORD · UI EXAMPLE
Oak Avenue
Community camera report
- 1Someone pins a sleeper
Shared as an unconfirmed location.
- 2A different user verifies it
Added to the permanent community map.
- ✓Everyone in the zone catches up
Map updates and nearby alerts are planned.
Not reported yet0 / 4
Presence 0 / 2Removal 0 / 2
Simulated two-user example. No public updates.
Before you head out
A few good questions.
Is this available to install?
Not yet. This is the design preview for an Android app in development. Navigation, shared updates and real phone notifications still need integration and testing.
Is this Google Maps?
Flock This is a separate app with familiar search, route and navigation controls. Its planned local navigator uses open map data rather than modifying the Google Maps app.
Where do camera locations come from?
The planned baseline is public OpenStreetMap camera data, including community projects such as DeFlock and FlockHopper. App reports add a shared community layer. The map cannot establish whether a camera is currently operating.
Will it work without a connection?
Downloaded maps, known cameras and navigation are planned to work locally. Sharing new reports and receiving other users’ updates needs a connection. An offline report should wait in a queue until acknowledged by the service.
What is shared when I report a camera?
The selected camera location and observation need to be shared. The design keeps your route and precise live location on your phone, with coarse watch areas used for nearby alerts.
Can drivers alert their convoy?
The development Android app adds private trip groups. Either driver can tap Panic to report law enforcement at their current location, or choose a speed trap or road hazard. Invited drivers see temporary red pins and can receive group notifications. Reports expire after 30 minutes; live phone delivery still needs production testing.
Can this stay free?
The proposed stack uses local navigation and managed free cloud plans. Those services have usage limits; capacity and notification delivery still need live testing before launch.
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- Shortest distance, Flock surveilled
- Navigation, usual stops and shared camera updates
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