Phone camera
Open the phone's camera for high-resolution photos, autofocus, lens zoom, and familiar touch controls. It is ideal when image detail and precise framing matter most.
- Native Android camera
- Autofocus and lens zoom
- Red aiming frame
GRAFFITI HUNTER COMMUNITY FIELD TECHNOLOGY
Home-made in San Diego · Android beta
Graffiti Hunter turns field photos into organized reporting packages—with GPS coordinates, a location map, timestamps, categories, and evidence ready for your review.
Build 0.5.6 Beta · Direct Android installation · approximately 54 MB
Our mission
Graffiti Hunter is built around a simple belief: useful technology can make community care faster, clearer, and more accountable.
We help people document graffiti accurately, organize the evidence, verify the location, and prepare a complete report—while keeping the final decision in human hands.
Two ways to capture
Both capture modes use the Android phone's current GPS location and place approved photos into the same review queue.
Open the phone's camera for high-resolution photos, autofocus, lens zoom, and familiar touch controls. It is ideal when image detail and precise framing matter most.
Connect compatible camera glasses to view their live feed and capture hands-free while moving through the field. The glasses provide the image; the phone supplies GPS and reporting data.
Responsible workflow
Take a focused photo with the phone or connected eyewear camera.
Pair the image with coordinates, map, timestamp, and category.
Inspect the photo and map, update details, or reject the package.
Pre-fill the reporting website. You review and make the final submission.
A Graffiti Hunter companion
Dumpster Hunter brings the same fast capture, GPS mapping, review queue, and human-approved reporting workflow to illegal dumping and bulky-item reports.
Ready for field testing
This is an independent beta build. Android may ask you to allow installation from your browser or file manager.