NitoPath
Navigation that knows where the cameras are
See every mapped automated license plate reader, then plan a route that passes fewer of them, or more of them. Your call.
Both directions matter
Some drivers want to pass fewer cameras. Others would rather stay on monitored roads. NitoPath does both, and is honest about what it knows.
See the cameras
Every license plate reader that volunteers have mapped in OpenStreetMap, shown on the map around you.
Choose your route
Compare routes side by side by travel time, distance and how many cameras each one passes.
Get a heads-up
Spoken and vibrating warnings before each camera, on a planned route or just driving around.
A full navigation app, free
You don't need an account or a subscription to get where you're going.
Turn-by-turn directions
Spoken guidance, automatic rerouting when you miss a turn, and a full-screen driving view.
Multiple stops
Up to 8 stops on a trip, with options to avoid highways or tolls.
Saved places and history
Keep home, work and favourite places one tap away, and look back at past trips.
Simple pricing
Navigation is free. Camera features are part of NitoPath Pro: $3.99 a month or $30 a year, each with a 3-day free trial.
Where the data comes from
Camera locations come from OpenStreetMap, mapped by volunteers, many through the DeFlock project. NitoPath refreshes its copy every few hours. Crowdsourced data is never complete, so a route with no known cameras can still pass ones nobody has mapped yet.