TRAMES is a native Android navigation application that calculates routes while actively avoiding automated licence-plate reader (ALPR) cameras. It models each camera as a directional wedge rather than a simple point, uses fully offline maps for all US states, and performs all routing on the device. Built on OsmAnd and GraphHopper with OpenStreetMap data, the app prioritizes user privacy by never transmitting location information and is distributed as a free, debug-signed APK.
TRAMES sits in PulseGate's Lifestyle & Personal category. It focuses on avoiding automated licence-plate recognition cameras while navigating, without sending location data to third parties. It is built as a consumer product for privacy-conscious drivers. TRAMES costs nothing to use. It ships for the web, Android, and the command line.
Behind TRAMES is Karazajac, and it first shipped in 2026. The project is developed in the open on GitHub with 38 commits in the last 90 days. Key capabilities include Offline Routing, ALPR Avoidance, and Directional Camera Modeling.
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