Every check on your road, live.

In Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg, yes: an app that shares information is not a radar detector, and radar detectors are what the law bans. In France the app follows French law: speed cameras and average-speed sections show as danger zones, never at their exact location, and the Smart route stays off. In Germany the driver may not use such an app while driving; a passenger may.

Leopol works worldwide and started in Belgium. Speed cameras, average-speed zones, police checks and hazards are on the map in most countries, as far as our sources and drivers cover them. Where the law limits warnings, the app follows it: in Switzerland it shows no speed cameras or police checks, and in France speed cameras and average-speed sections show as danger zones, never at their exact location, and the Smart route stays off. In Germany the driver may not use such an app while driving; a passenger may.

On a route you are navigating, the map along it, the directions and the cameras already loaded stay available. Live reports, such as police checks and accidents, need a connection: they come from the road at that moment.

The app is free. Leopol Pro is €4.95 a month or €49.95 a year, VAT included, and the first 7 days of a first subscription are free. You cancel whenever you like. For companies, Leopol Fleet is €5.95 per driver per month, excluding VAT.

In the app, under Settings, or with a request on the Delete account page. Deletion is permanent: your account and your location history go with it, and your reports stay on the map without any link to you. A subscription through the App Store or Google Play does not stop by itself: cancel it in your store. Payment records are kept only as long as Belgian accounting law requires; the privacy policy explains what is kept and for how long.