Plain talk

A trip, not a magic box

Turn Scram on. Turn GPS on. Walk a store or drive. Wait one scan. Check the map and Logs. If you see a Flock pole, photograph it with Location on. The icon waits for a yes before it hits the map.

1. Dashboard

Flip Scram. GPS if you want a pin. Wi‑Fi and Bluetooth listen. A known store name turns the card red.

2. Map

Your dot, store pins, public Flock list. Drive and it follows. Streets do not rebuild under you while you collect.

3. Logs

The bite: time, GPS, match. That is Evidence on this phone.

4. Legal

Letters and clocks. Gmail opens. You send. Name and address never leave the device.

5. Settings

Server should read scrambites.com. USB Guard watches the cable. Version sits here.

Learn

Same venue name on two or more access points, not at your house, can join the list on that visit.

It can

  • Hear Wi‑Fi and Bluetooth around you
  • Match known store names and learn a new venue (same name on 2+ access points, not at your house)
  • Drop a store pin when there is a match and GPS
  • Follow you while you drive (speed and direction)
  • Show mapped Flock / ALPR from a public list
  • Let you report a pole with a photo
  • Write letters and start clocks — you send them
  • Warn on a USB data handshake

It cannot

  • Spoof the hardware Wi‑Fi or Bluetooth MAC on an unrooted phone
  • Hear a Flock camera over the air
  • Jam radios or scramble someone else’s gear
  • Inject “Do Not Sell” into Chrome
  • Email brokers or file with the FTC for you
  • Call every TV or dryer a store tracker

Your name, email, and address stay on the phone. The public map inbox gets pins and reviews — not your legal identity.