Smorgi Apps · iPhone, Apple Watch, CarPlay

No Time to Speed

Get warned before the camera — not after the ticket.

California speed & red-light camera alerts, plus SF parking risk and deadlines.

Free users get a full parking verdict. Premium is depth and convenience — not a more certain answer. Informational only. Follow posted signs and traffic laws.

How it works

GPS on the device. An approach alert before the camera.

No Time to Speed watches public California speed and red-light cameras on your iPhone. Optional CarPlay and Apple Watch keep the warning where you can feel it — not where you have to stare.

  1. GPS on device

    Location stays on the phone so the app can tell which camera you are approaching and how your GPS speed compares to the posted limit.

  2. Approach alert before the camera

    You get a warning on the way in — not a recap after a citation. The free tier includes 5 camera alerts a month. Premium removes the cap.

  3. Optional CarPlay and Apple Watch

    With Premium active, alerts can reach CarPlay and a haptic on Apple Watch so you can keep your eyes on the road.

SF parking

A certain verdict on the curb. Premium is the map around it.

In San Francisco, free users get a full parking verdict: OK until, pay meter, move by, or do not park — plus street sweeping, meters, and citation deadlines. Premium unlocks Details and Find Parking. It does not buy a safer legal answer.

Free: the verdict

OK until / pay meter / move by / do not park. Street sweeping, meters, and citation deadlines from public SF curb data.

Premium: Details + Find Parking

More context and a way to look for a spot. Same public rules. Same need to read the signs in front of you.

Public data, not a guarantee

Curb rules and camera lists come from public datasets. They can be wrong, stale, or incomplete. Posted signs win.

Privacy

Location for parking and alerts stays on the device.

Precise location is used on your iPhone for the SF block you are on and for camera distance and speed. Diagnostics leave the phone only if you send them. There is no account. Read the full policy on /privacy.

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