No case data, ever.
Every pin is something a patrol officer could see from the sidewalk. The part we protect is your notes about it, and the fact that you looked.
For US law-enforcement agency personnel
Canvass less.
Solve more.
Every camera another investigator already found: where it points, how long it keeps footage, and who to call.
Live on the App Store50 states, one mapNearly 900 agencies pre-verifiedNo case data, ever
Pin a camera while you are standing under it. Canvass a spot by incident time. Confirm a camera is still there.
Somewhere on that block, a camera saw it. Right now, someone still has to walk door to door to find it.
One card per camera
Everything the map knows about a camera fits on one card.
Where it is, which way it looks, how long it keeps footage and who to ask. Four moves put a camera on the map, and the last one is somebody else's.
Pin itDrop the pin while you're standing under the camera. The map starts on whatever you were looking at.
30 sAim itUse the compass, or drag two handles to set how wide and how far it sees.
CompassNote itHow long it keeps footage, who to ask and how to get it. Nothing about any case.
No case dataConfirm itThe next investigator who passes taps Still here, which only works within 150 meters, and the pin fills in.
150 mCamera · Commercial · DomeVerified
Corner Deli, 12 Main St
Still here, 3 checksKeeps 14 daysFaces NE, 100° wide
Footage14 days, then it's gone
How to get itAsk the manager
Last checkedToday
Added byAnother investigator
It's a notebook about cameras. Not a case file.
One phone per account.
You sign in with a code sent to your email, and from then on your phone is the only device that can open the account. Lose the phone and you revoke it from your account page. It's dead that minute.
Every agency, one national map.
One layer for the whole country. There are no agency borders on it and nothing to sign with the town next door.
web.canvless.app
The same map on your computer for the days you're at a desk, approved from your phone.
It all runs through the app
Your notes, the cameras and the clock, in one app.
Add a camera while you're standing under it. It's on the map for the next detective who catches a case on that block, in any state, with the note you left and the day its footage runs out.
Cameras, your notes, the overwrite clock, all fifty states, in-person checks and doorbells, all in the one app.
Fifty states on one map. Verify once and sign in anywhere. Every verified officer in the country is looking at the same layer you are.
Thirty seconds under a camera. Useful for years.
Canvass by incident time
The next case starts with a map.
Open it on the way there. Long-press the spot and set the incident time, and you get every camera that covers it, sorted by whose footage disappears first.
Somebody else confirms it
Nobody's pin is taken on one person's word.
The next investigator who passes it taps Still here, which only works within 150 meters of the camera. A pin nobody has checked in six months fades until someone does.
Security
Built to be hard to leak.
Your name is on every map view, the map only loads what's in front of you, and there is no bulk export for officers. If a screenshot ever got out, we'd know whose it was.
Less than a coffee a month. Or your department covers everyone.
Nobody is charged before their status is verified. Everything is billed here on canvless.app. The app itself sells nothing; you just sign in.
$3.99a month
or $39.99 a year, about $3.33 a month
Cancel any time. Access continues to the end of the period you paid for.
Verify first, then subscribe. Nearly 900 police agencies are pre-verified by email; everyone else verifies with GovX in about a minute. Nobody pays before their status is checked.
- The whole national map: adding cameras, checks and canvasses
- Verify online with GovX ID, an agency email or a credential
- One tap with Apple Pay or Google Pay, or a card
- Cancel any time from your account page
$750a year and up,
by department size
by department size
One invoice a year, everyone covered
Everyone verified at your agency is covered, up to your plan size, on one yearly invoice. Your first ten departments keep their price for three years.
- Coverage by your agency's email domain
- Invoice or PO, with grant-friendly paperwork
Up to 25 people, $750 a year. 26 to 100, $2,000 a year. 101 to 400, $6,000 a year. Larger by quote. Each size covers up to that many accounts at the department, officers and civilian staff alike, and renews yearly at the size the department is then. The first ten departments keep their price for three years.
Buying for a department? Email [email protected] for a quote, an invoice, a PO or a W-9. No personal account needed.
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If your department has a plan, the app never asks you for a card. Verify, sign in, done.
- Automatic on your agency's email domain
- Officers your department names on a roster are covered too, whatever address they use
If your department buys a plan later, your individual subscription stops being charged the day it activates. Any time you've already paid for runs out, and the overlap isn't refunded.
Questions officers ask
Straight answers.
Do I need my department's permission?
No. Canvless is a personal tool, like a notebook. You verify your own status and subscribe yourself. A department can choose to buy a plan that covers everyone, and then its admin can manage members, but nobody waits on a department to get in.
Why do I pay on the website instead of in the app?
Canvless is a web service: you verify, subscribe and manage your account on canvless.app, and a department can cover everyone with one invoice. The free app signs you in to the same account. It never asks for a card. You manage or cancel from your account page.
We already have Flock or Fusus. Why this?
Those are their cameras and live feeds. Canvless is every other camera: the deli, the doorbell, the warehouse gate, the ones no vendor will ever own. They work alongside each other, and public fixtures can sit on the same map as everything else.
Can I verify with GovX?
Yes. GovX already verifies law-enforcement personnel for discounts and services, and it tells Canvless whether you currently work in law enforcement. You can also use an agency email, or upload a credential for AAK Studio staff to review. The upload is deleted after review.
Is this a public record?
Canvless is a vendor-held notebook for investigators with no case data in it. Whether a records request could reach it, and whether a security-measures exemption applies, is a question for your county counsel. We won't assert an answer for you; once counsel has written our position, we'll share it on request.
What happens when I leave the job?
Canvless is only for people who currently work in law enforcement, and we may ask you to re-verify at any time. When you leave, your access ends. Your department can also tell us, and we close the account the same day.
How much of my detectives' time does it take?
About thirty seconds per camera, on a canvass they were doing anyway. Confirming a camera someone else found is one tap within 150 meters (about 500 feet) of it. Everything after that saves time instead of costing it.
Verify, then subscribe.
Then $3.99 / month, or $39.99 / year. Cancel any time.
Nobody is charged before their status is verified. Billing happens here on canvless.app. The app itself sells nothing.
iPhone, iPad and Apple WatchThe same map on your computerBuilt by a working officer in New Jersey