“Stay Aware with Timely Alerts”
“Listen to First-Responder Audio”
“Track Locations You Care About”
“Customize for What Matters Most”
A closer look at the screenshots
Different coloured incident pins cluster on a neighbourhood map, distinguishing several event categories.
A waveform appears with the transcript of a dispatch call, showing sound and text together.
A location dropdown lists named cities, making the area switch visible.
Named incident filters appear as pills, with a pointer highlighting one choice.
About this app
CrimeRadar tracks first-responder audio and uses AI to summarize and map potential incidents so you can stay aware of public safety activity near you. Check the interactive map. Listen to first-responder audio. Get customized alerts. • Safety Alerts and Map: Stay informed with notifications based on live dispatch audio, covering everything from wildfires to highway accidents and police callouts. • Customizable Filters: Choose what you want to track via the map, alerts, and activity logs. • First-Responder Radio: Tap any activity to listen to the original communication for yourself. Have feedback? Contact us at feedback@crimeradar.us Terms of Service: https://crimeradar.us/terms Privacy Policy: https://crimeradar.us/privacy Important: CrimeRadar provides situational awareness based on public-safety dispatch audio. Content is not an official report or verified information. Always rely on official sources for confirmation.
Headlines in this set
4 screenshots · 4 with a headline
“Stay Aware with Timely Alerts”
“Stay aware” states the purpose, with timely alerts as the means.
“Listen to First-Responder Audio”
The line specifies first-responder audio, explaining what the reader can listen to.
“Track Locations You Care About”
“You care about” frames tracking around selected places rather than only the current location.
“Customize for What Matters Most”
The headline puts selection under the reader's control, while the filter labels supply the details.
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