LA's speed cameras are going live
Know before you pass a speed camera.
SpotterLA gives you a chime and a voice alert a quarter mile before every Los Angeles speed camera. Works in the background.
7 days free, then $9.99/year
LA's speed cameras are going live
SpotterLA gives you a chime and a voice alert a quarter mile before every Los Angeles speed camera. Works in the background.
7 days free, then $9.99/year
Allow location “Always” and notifications. That's the whole setup.
SpotterLA watches for cameras while you drive, using almost no battery.
A quarter mile out, you get a chime, a banner, and a spoken street name. Hands stay on the wheel.
Hear the street name spoken out loud, so you never need to look at your phone.
Uses Apple's built-in geofencing, so alerts keep coming while you drive.
See every camera on a map or in a list sorted by distance, with live or coming-soon status.
Your location is processed only on your iPhone. No ads, no tracking, no account.
GPS is never kept running. The system wakes SpotterLA only when you get close.
Camera locations come from LADOT's Speed Safety System and are refreshed with each update.
SpotterLA Pro
$9.99/year
Less than $1 a month. Try it free for 7 days.
One speed camera ticket costs $50 or more. SpotterLA pays for itself the first time it saves you from one.
Payment is charged to your Apple Account when the trial ends unless you cancel at least 24 hours before. The subscription renews yearly until canceled in your App Store settings.
Not yet. It covers the City of Los Angeles speed camera program run by LADOT.
No. Once protection is on, SpotterLA works in the background. Just set location access to “Always.”
SpotterLA uses Apple's geofencing, which wakes the app only near cameras. It never keeps GPS running.
No. Your location never leaves your iPhone. See the privacy policy.
If you keep auto-renew on, your $9.99 yearly plan starts and alerts keep working. If you turn it off, we'll remind you the day before the trial ends, and alerts pause after it does.
SpotterLA uses public camera locations published by the City of Los Angeles. It's a reminder to check your speed, not a way to avoid enforcement. Always obey posted limits.
