No watch. No track. No file.
Anti-Flock is anti-surveillance routing. It treats the ALPR camera networks blanketing US roads as something to route around — so you get from A to B without feeding a passive surveillance dataset. Built on a routing stack we fully own, so your trips never leave it.
Anti-Flock Maps
Self-hosted, open-source routing (Valhalla on OpenStreetMap data) with real exclusion parameters. The camera dataset and your routes stay inside our own stack — because avoiding surveillance through a service that surveils you would be a bad joke. We own the whole pipeline, end to end.
Routes around cameras
Real avoidance, not a warning layer — the route itself skirts the readers.
You own the stack
Routing engine, map data, and your trips never leave infrastructure we control.
Open data, real costing
OpenStreetMap + runtime exclusion costing — transparent, tunable, yours.
In your pocket
Anti-Flock is coming to mobile — native apps for iOS and Android, both in active development. Plan a private route from the driveway, take it with you, and keep the whole thing on a stack you trust.
Meet the Flock-Sniffer
A hand-held device that sniffs out Flock and similar surveillance cameras in the wild — and reports them back to strengthen the whole anti-surveillance community. Pocketable, purpose-built, and unapologetically on your side. Every sniff makes the map sharper for everyone.
It's the field companion to Anti-Flock Maps: the app routes you around the cameras, the Flock-Sniffer helps find the ones nobody's mapped yet.
And there's more coming.
The Maps, the apps, and the Flock-Sniffer are the first wave. The Anti-Flock toolkit is just getting started — watch this space.
Available for purchase soon.
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