Beepr

Beeps before
the camera flashes

Miami-Dade's red-light and school-zone cameras mail tickets starting at $100. Beepr beeps and vibrates before you reach one โ€” even with your phone locked in your pocket.

Launching soon in Miami-Dade County, Florida

No app to open. Ever.

Beepr isn't a map you have to run. Install it, grant location access once, and forget it exists โ€” until it beeps. It works with the screen off, the phone locked, and any (or no) navigation app running.

๐Ÿ”’Works locked

Alerts fire with your phone in your pocket. No route to enter, no button to tap before you drive.

๐Ÿ”ŠCar-speaker audio

Beeps play through CarPlay, Android Auto, and Bluetooth โ€” ducking your music and nav voice instead of interrupting them.

๐Ÿ“ณHaptics too

Distinct vibration patterns on the phone itself, matched to each alert's urgency.

Smart about school zones

School-zone cameras only ticket during posted hours. Beepr tells the difference โ€” urgent when it matters, gentle when it doesn't. Every alert is customizable, or can be turned off.

Speeding ยท school hours 5 fast beeps + strong vibration
School hours ยท under limit 3 fast beeps
Speeding ยท outside hours 2 slow beeps
Outside hours ยท under limit 1 gentle beep

Private by design

Your location is processed entirely on your phone. There isn't even a server to send it to.

๐Ÿ“ตNo accounts

Nothing to sign up for. Nothing to log into. Nothing to leak.

๐ŸšซNo tracking

No analytics, no ads, no third-party SDKs. The App Store privacy label reads "Data Not Collected."

๐Ÿ“ดWorks offline

The camera database lives on your device. Alerts don't need a connection.

Questions

Does Beepr replace Waze or Google Maps?

No โ€” and it doesn't try to. Beepr runs quietly alongside whatever you already use (or nothing at all). Its beeps duck other audio rather than interrupting it.

Will it drain my battery?

Beepr uses coarse, low-power location most of the time and only switches to precise GPS when you're near a known camera. Typical daily impact is small, though always-on location does use some battery.

Is this legal?

Beepr is an awareness app built on publicly known camera locations โ€” the same information posted on signs and county websites. It doesn't detect radar or interfere with enforcement equipment. Laws vary; you're responsible for lawful use where you drive.

Can I trust every alert?

We make reasonable efforts to keep camera locations current, but enforcement programs change quickly โ€” cameras are added, moved, and turned off. Beepr may occasionally miss a camera or beep where one no longer operates. Treat it as a helpful nudge, never as permission to rely on it. See our Terms.

When can I get it?

Beepr is launching soon on iOS and Android in Miami-Dade County. Email hello@getbeepr.com and we'll let you know the day it's live.