The short version.
And the good pictures.
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ZIP · App icon, three screenshots, and a plain-text fact sheet
Start with the short version.
You’re Flocked is an iPhone app that shows nearby surveillance cameras, warns you as you approach, and plans routes that pass fewer of them. Camera locations come from community-contributed map data. Route planning runs on the phone.
- Name
- You’re Flocked
- Platform
- iPhone · iOS 17+ · public beta via TestFlight
- Project
- Independent, open source
- Camera data
- DeFlock & OpenStreetMap
- Source code
- github.com/flckdapp/flckd
A closer look.
Original PNGs. Full resolution. Ready for your story.
Screenshots show an example app state, not live camera coverage. Please keep visible map attribution intact. Third-party imagery and trademarks belong to their respective owners.
A few details
worth getting right.
You’re Flocked makes surveillance cameras easier to see. It doesn’t claim to make someone invisible to them.
The map is a community effort.
Locations are contributed by people. Coverage can be incomplete or out of date, and camera-aware routing can’t guarantee a camera-free trip.
On-device doesn’t mean entirely offline.
Route planning and proximity calculations happen on the phone. Fresh camera lookups and Apple map imagery use network services. The privacy page explains the distinction in plain terms, and links to the full document.
It’s an independent project.
You’re Flocked is inspired by DeFlock. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Flock Safety. The current app is an iPhone beta distributed through TestFlight; Android is planned.
Something else you need?
For questions, corrections, or a detail that isn’t covered here, ask in the project’s Q&A on GitHub Discussions. It’s public, so please keep private information out of it. Bugs go in Issues.