CrimeRadar is a free Android app that brings live public‑safety information to your device. By tapping into publicly available first‑responder radio feeds, it provides real‑time alerts about incidents such as police callouts, traffic accidents, fires, and other emergencies happening in your vicinity.
The app connects to publicly streamed first‑responder radio channels. When a new transmission is detected, the audio is processed and a brief summary is generated. This summary, together with location data derived from the broadcast, is used to create a notification and a map marker. Users can adjust filter settings to focus on specific categories, such as traffic incidents or fire alerts.
CrimeRadar can be helpful in several everyday scenarios:
Download the app from the Google Play Store and follow the standard installation prompts. After granting the necessary permissions for location and notifications, you can start receiving alerts immediately.
Anyone who wants to stay aware of local safety conditions can benefit from CrimeRadar. This includes daily commuters, residents of busy urban areas, community volunteers, and anyone who prefers to have real‑time information about nearby emergencies.
No. The app accesses publicly available online streams, so a standard internet connection is sufficient.
Yes. The filter settings let you select categories such as police, fire, or traffic, tailoring alerts to your interests.
The app uses location data only to determine proximity to incidents. It does not collect personal identifiers beyond what is required for basic functionality.
Live alerts and map updates require an internet connection. Previously cached map data may be viewable offline, but new alerts will not be received.









