Every camera on your block, mapped. None of them watching you.
Register any camera you already own. Neighbors and law enforcement see that coverage exists — never the footage itself, unless you approve that specific clip, for that specific request.
Ring, Nest, Arlo, Wyze, SimpliSafe, Unifi, or a generic RTSP stream.
Register what you actually have — no new hardware required. Set the camera type, a short description, and where it's pointed.
Direction, angle, and field of view — not your exact address.
Set which way a camera faces and how wide its view is, and tag what it covers — front door, driveway, backyard, alley. Neighbors see coverage density on a map. They don't see your street number.
A neighbor or officer asks. You decide. Every time.
No one ever gets standing access to your camera. A clip request comes in tied to a specific incident, you approve or deny it — with a note if you want — and that's the only footage that ever leaves your device.
Nobody watches your camera but you.
This is a coordination tool for after something happens — not a surveillance network.