Connect a radar detector

Pair your detector to this page and it feeds the live speed-trap map — no app, no scripts. Works in Chrome / Edge on a computer or Android. (Apple blocks this on iPhone; use the PC bridge there.)

1 · Your node

Every dot is tied to a node so it's never anonymous. Enrol one if you haven't, then paste its id and token here (saved on this device only).

Node id Node token

2 · Location

Use my live location (in a car) Fixed spot (a detector on a desk)

Getting your location…

3 · Connect the detector

Pick how yours talks. If it paired to your computer as a COM port (most Bluetooth detectors do), use Serial — it's the reliable one. Newer app-based detectors may use Bluetooth LE.

Not connected.

Raw output shows above. If your model isn't parsed yet, this log lets us map its format — send it to Matthew.

4 · Not parsed yet? Send a test

Verify the map end‑to‑end (uses your node + location above). These are tests — real dots should come from the detector.

Bands: Ka (33–35 GHz) is police‑only and shows red; K (24 GHz) is shared with cars' blind‑spot radar and X is mostly doors, so those need corroboration before the map trusts them.