Public incident data · refreshed daily
seecrime.com reads the public incident feeds of 41 US and Canadian cities every morning and puts them on one map. Draw the area you actually care about — a home, an office, a school route — and the counts, trends and weekly digest follow that shape instead of a police district boundary.
Free account, no card. Up to five saved zones and a weekly email digest.
Capabilities
Every city publishes its incidents. None of them let you draw your own boundary, watch it change over time, or mail you what happened inside it last week.
Every reported incident across 41 US and Canadian cities, filtered by type, category and date range. Draw a circle or a polygon and the map answers for that shape alone.
Save a zone around a home, an office or a commute and get a weekly email digest of what was reported inside it. Nothing to check manually.
Seven-day and thirty-day counts per zone, the top categories in each, and a risk score for any address. Five zones on the free plan.
Hot Zones renders density from the full result set on the server, not from the markers that happen to be loaded, so the shading does not change when you pan.
Day-of-week and hour-of-day breakdowns, year-over-year for the same month, and two windows of the same area compared side by side.
A PDF or Word report for any drawn area: category mix, arrest rate, weekend share, weather correlation, and a plain-English analysis. Your own logo and palette on the enterprise plan.
Coverage
Each marker sits on a city we ingest daily. Hover one for its recent count, or click it to open the map there. Crime feeds come from every city's public data portal; 27 of them also publish 311 service requests.
Getting set up
Pricing
The map, five saved zones and the weekly digest cost nothing. Trends, period comparison, written reports, team seats and API access are the paid tier.
Create an account, put a circle on your street, and the next digest tells you what was reported inside it.
Free · no card · about 30 seconds
