Evidence for city hall
The V85, the speed 85% of cars stay under: it’s the number cities compare to the limit.
Speed radar · Designed in Quebec
Cars speeding down your street? Prove it.
It clocks cars one by one, day and night, and gives you the numbers to make your case to the city.
- Connected in 2 minutes
- No camera
01 — Day and night
It sees the cars go by. Even while you sleep.
In both directions, in rain or snow. Darkness changes nothing.
02 — Verifiable
A real measurement, not a guess.
It reads the car’s speed several times a second, then keeps the median. Check it yourself: drive past on cruise control.
03 — Speeding
Speeding jumps out at you.
You see how many go too fast, at what time and in which direction.
See the dashboardWhy a radar
Numbers, not hunches.
Everyone thinks people drive too fast. The ones who show up at city hall with numbers are the ones who get heard.
No camera
No images, no plates, no faces. Your data stays in the box.
It goes unnoticed
No display, smaller than your hand: you see how people really drive.
How it works
Connected in two minutes. No app.
It all happens with your phone, iPhone or Android.
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Plug it in
A phone charger is all it needs.
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Scan the label
The radar’s page opens. Pick your Wi-Fi, or keep it standalone.
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Watch your speeds
Each speed shows up live on your phone.
Dashboard
Your street, live, from home.
The last car in big digits, and today’s numbers, ready to show.
- Average, V85 and % of speeders, for each direction
- Nearly three years of daily summaries, kept in the box
- A spreadsheet file to attach to your request
Demo · simulated data
Who it’s for
Anywhere speed is a concern.
01
Your street
Measure it before you bring it up with the neighbours or council.
02
Schools and parks
Check speeds at the times kids are around.
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Municipalities and committees
Compare before and after a speed bump or a new sign.
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Private property
Campgrounds, condos, private roads: find out whether your limit is respected.
Questions
You’re probably wondering…
How do I get a speed bump on my street?
Write to your city with your numbers. It will likely run its own count: your numbers help convince it to do one.
Can it be used to give out speeding tickets?
No. Its measurements are indicative: it is not certified for issuing tickets.
I don’t have Wi-Fi out by the street. Will it still work?
Yes. The radar then creates its own network, protected by a password. You connect to it when you’re nearby.
Does it film or read licence plates?
No. It measures the echo of a radio wave: no images, no plates, no faces.
How much does it cost, and when will it be ready?
The price and date aren’t set yet. The first batch is assembled by hand, in Quebec.