See what is known.
DFLCKT brings together documented roadside observation infrastructure—including ALPR, traffic-management cameras, automated enforcement, and other known systems.
Privacy-aware navigation
DFLCKT helps you compare travel time with known roadside surveillance exposure—so you can choose the route that fits your priorities.
DFLCKT works from known, mapped infrastructure. “Lowest known exposure” is not a guarantee that a route is unmonitored.
How it works
DFLCKT brings together documented roadside observation infrastructure—including ALPR, traffic-management cameras, automated enforcement, and other known systems.
Fastest stays the default. DFLCKT can also show lower-exposure alternatives and the lowest-known-exposure route, with the time and distance tradeoff made clear.
DFLCKT does not decide how much your privacy is worth in minutes or miles. It gives you the information. You choose the route.
Your route. Your priorities. Your choice.
Privacy should include us
DFLCKT is being designed to not build a history of where you drive.
A navigation product about surveillance should not quietly become another surveillance product. Route and location information should be used only as necessary to provide the immediate service—not to create a behavioral profile of where you go.
As DFLCKT develops, what we collect and why will be explained in plain language. Precise commute and route history will not be sold.
A broader view
DFLCKT distinguishes documented facts from inference. We will not claim a camera does not record unless authoritative system-specific information supports that statement.
Early access
DFLCKT's first route comparisons are being built from verified infrastructure data and actual road routes. Coverage will expand as the dataset is validated.
Limited coverage launching soon
The first public route-checking areas are in development now. Return soon to see where coverage is available.
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