This navigation app provides real-time alerts for speed cameras, red-light cameras, and police presence. It leverages a community-driven map and reports from drivers ahead to warn you before you encounter hazards. The app is designed for minimal distraction while driving and prioritizes user privacy.
1.3
October 20, 2026
No account needed: open Roadar and get alerts, maps and camera-avoiding routes right away, and sign in only when you want to report or vote. During an alert, the Dynamic Island and Lock Screen now show an arrow toward the camera or hazard ahead, so you know where to look without opening the app. On iPhone Duo, sheets now spread across both pages, and sheet layouts are cleaner on every iPhone and iPad.
MoreRoute around Flock & speed cameras you choose.
Hello! We do show cameras for free, the paid part is our navigation algorithm to avoid flock camera.
No, Roadar is completely ad-free. The app explicitly states 'No ads. No tracking. Nothing to scroll.' This ensures an uninterrupted driving experience.
Yes, Roadar is completely free for all drivers. There are no subscriptions or in-app purchases required to access any of its features.
Roadar is available on iPhone and iPad devices. It is designed to be compatible with these Apple platforms.
Roadar was last updated on June 16, 2026, with version 1.0. Future updates will likely continue to enhance its features and community data.
Roadar has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for a wide range of users, including younger drivers, and does not contain mature content.
Yes, users can report issues or confirm/clear camera data. This community-driven approach helps maintain the accuracy of the mapped license-plate readers and other alerts.
Roadar prioritizes user privacy by not showing other drivers who you are, never storing or selling your location data, and having no ads or tracking.
Yes, Roadar indicates it tells you when you're offline, suggesting it has some offline functionality or at least informs you of connectivity status.
