Inspiration
Drivers need timely, easy-to-understand information without being distracted behind the wheel. Radar Flow brings speed awareness, route guidance, community reporting, and vehicle insights into one focused mobile experience.
What it does
- Monitors speed and driving sessions in real time
- Displays nearby speed cameras and community radar reports on an interactive map
- Provides distance- and severity-aware alerts, including background notifications
- Supports turn-by-turn route guidance through Google Maps
- Lets drivers report and confirm locations, with realtime community updates
- Keeps essential data available offline and synchronizes when connectivity returns
- Runs image-based vehicle diagnostics on device with ONNX models
- Adds profiles, points, rankings, history, and driving statistics
How it is built
Radar Flow is a cross-platform React Native application built with Expo and TypeScript. Supabase powers community reports, profiles, points, and realtime updates. Firebase supports authentication, analytics, and crash reporting. Google Maps provides mapping and route guidance, while SQLite and local caching support offline use. ONNX Runtime performs private, on-device vehicle diagnostics without requiring an AI backend.
Privacy and reliability
Location and diagnostic workflows are designed to minimize unnecessary data transfer. Secure storage, offline processing, background task handling, crash reporting, and clear permission controls help create a dependable production experience.
Availability
Radar Flow is available on the Apple App Store for iPhone and iPad.
Built With
- expo.io
- firebase
- google-maps
- onnx-runtime
- react-native
- revenuecat
- sqlite
- supabase
- three.js
- typescript
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