A read-only window into San Francisco's safety data.

What it shows

• Map — every live incident plotted geographically, plus 700+ Caltrans cameras you can tap to view.
• Live — a chronological table of every incoming call/report, filterable by source, severity, and neighborhood.
• Feed — recent neighborhood news coverage of violent crime in SF, ranked by severity and recency.

What it doesn't do

• No facial recognition. California AB 1215 prohibits it on body-worn cameras, and we don't run it on anything else either.
• No predictive policing of people. We don't score individuals, gangs, or demographic groups. We surface incidents tied to places, in real time.
• No private data. Every source listed below is already public. We just put it in one place.

Data sources

• Caltrans CCTV (District 4) →

  Live traffic cameras across the Bay Area. Publicly posted by Caltrans.

  refresh · every 30s (HLS) · every 5s (MJPEG)

• SFPD Calls for Service →

  Dispatched police calls from SFPD's CAD system. Updated daily on DataSF.

  refresh · every 5 minutes

• SFFD / EMS Calls →

  Fire and emergency medical response data published by SFFD on DataSF.

  refresh · every 5 minutes

• SF 311 Service Requests →

  Non-emergency reports filed by residents and resolved by city departments.

  refresh · every 5 minutes

• 511 Bay Area Traffic & Transit →

  Incidents and disruptions on Bay Area highways and transit lines.

  refresh · every 5 minutes

• SF Neighborhood News →

  Public reporting from Mission Local, SF Standard, SFPD press releases.

  refresh · as published

Got a camera? Contribute one.

If you run a small business or own a home camera and want to opt in to share access with verified responders on a policy you control, join the contributor waitlist. You define the geofence, time windows, and warrant requirements. Every query against your camera shows up in your dashboard with full provenance.