blitzerfunk: Speed Cameras icon

blitzerfunk: Speed Cameras

Seven AI GmbH
⬇ 10,000+ downloads
Est. actual: 30,921
Free
Released: Jun 13, 2018
No in-app purchases
No ads

Signals

4 this week · 3 positive All of this week's signals →
  • 📈Last 7 days +38 installs — 65% faster than the week before (+23) · 3/day since Oct 8
  • 🏆Among Auto & Vehicles apps top 6% by installs gained this week (164 peers growing)
  • 🛠Updates actively updated · updated 17 days ago · every ~12 days (3 updates tracked)
  • 🔁Ownership the developer account Seven AI GmbH changed company behind it · Oct 27, 2026
Installs since launch
0 15K 31K 31K Jun 13, 2018 today
+95 installs since Oct 8
Update history
2.1.5 Oct 28, 2026 · seen Nov 8, 2026
• Travel mode: when you&#39;re in another district, blitzerfunk shows a notice and loads the reports from there too. Your notifications stay as you set them.<br>• Fine calculator: find out what speeding costs, including points and driving bans, right at a speed camera or under Funker → Fines &amp; traffic law. Plus know-how on tolerance, points and appeals.<br>• Bug fixes.
2.1.4 Oct 13, 2026 · seen Oct 27, 2026
Tapped &quot;Still there&quot; or &quot;Gone&quot; by mistake? Tap it again to take your vote back. On the road, the app now only warns about recent mobile cameras, by default up to 4 hours after the report or last confirmation (adjustable in the Funker menu). The fuel list also refreshes when you come back.
2.1.3 Oct 5, 2026 · seen Oct 18, 2026
Tapped &quot;Still there&quot; or &quot;Gone&quot; by mistake? Tap it again to take your vote back. On the road, the app now only warns about recent mobile cameras, by default up to 4 hours after the report or last confirmation (adjustable in the Funker menu). The fuel list also refreshes when you come back.

blitzerfunk: Speed Cameras is an auto & vehicles app by Seven AI GmbH with 10,000+ downloads (about 31K estimated). +38 installs in the last 7 days. Released Jun 13, 2018. Install growth, rank history, SDKs and ad networks.

From the store listing: “Mobile speed cameras and traffic reports from your district, shared by drivers”