Cape Town's safety navigation,free for everyone.
See hijacking hotspots and high-risk zones before you drive into them. Built for locals, expats and tourists.
Everything you need to move through the city with confidence.
Free
- Map with danger zones
- Safe A-to-B routing that avoids danger zones
- Turn-by-turn navigation
- Community reports (incidents and potholes)
- No account required
Free plan features
Premium
- Live incident alerts within your radius
- Saved places (Home, Work, and your own)
- Route history with replay
- Draw your own avoid zones
- Pothole avoidance in routing
- Voice navigationComing soon
- Offline mapsComing soon
- Live location sharingComing soon
Premium plan features
Three steps. Then you're moving.
Open the app
No account needed. Map loads with live danger zones.
Plan your route
Type a destination. We score routes to avoid high-risk areas.
Drive safer
Get alerts as you approach incidents or zones.
Honest pricing. No surprises.
Built sustainably. The free tier stays free.
Early access: everything in Clearpath is free right now. No subscriptions exist yet. The tiers below are our planned pricing, published for transparency. The free tier stays free permanently.
- Map with danger zones
- Safe A-to-B routing with danger-zone avoidance
- Turn-by-turn navigation
- Community incident & pothole reporting
- No account needed
- Live incident alerts within your radius
- Saved places (Home, Work, and your own)
- Route history with replay
- Draw your own avoid zones
- Pothole avoidance in routing
- Voice navigation
- Offline maps
- Live location sharing
- Everything in Premium, no subscription
- Built for your trip: offline maps, safest routes, and your family follows along from home
- No auto-renewal
- Perfect for short trips
Read before you drive in Cape Town.
Coming soon - Cape Town Safety Hub launches with the app.
Plain-language guides, route advice, and a clear, non-sensationalist map of areas to avoid.
Built for locals, expats and tourists
Starting in Cape Town, expanding to more South African cities.
We never sell your location data. Ever.
Route requests are never linked to any account or identity.
SAPS data + verified community reports
Sourced from Q3/Q4 stats and moderated submissions.
Questions, answered plainly.
Right now, yes, completely. During early access every feature is free, with no subscriptions and no ads. Later, a small Premium tier (€3.99/month) and a Tourist Pass will fund the running costs, but the core safety features (danger zones, safe routing, community reports) stay free permanently. We'd rather charge a fair price later than sell your data ever.
There's nothing to cancel yet, early access is free with no subscription. Once Premium launches it will be a normal App Store subscription you can cancel anytime, keeping access until the end of the billing period.
No. We never have, and we never will. Route requests are handled by our map provider without being linked to any account or identity, and incident reports are anonymous. If this ever changed, we would tell you clearly and give you a way out.
Nothing. There's no account to delete because we don't require one. Your route history and favourites are stored only on your device. Community reports (incidents and potholes) are shared anonymously with other drivers, they're never linked to you, and you can delete your own reports from inside the app.
No. Clearpath is independent. We use publicly available SAPS statistics and verified community reports, but we are not affiliated with the South African Police Service or the City of Cape Town.
During early access you don't need anything, the full app is free. Later, the Tourist Pass (€7.99 for 14 days, no auto-renewal) will cover a typical trip.
Launching first on iPhone. Android follows after iOS.
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