Your street, minus the speed demons.
Speed Alert watches the clips your Ring cameras already record, clocks every car that rolls by, and pings you with the video when someone's going too fast for the block.
- Minutes to set up
- No new hardware
- Cancel anytime
Everything a street needs. Nothing it doesn't.
Alerts, patterns, and charts you can actually bring to a meeting.
Alerts on your terms
Pick your limit, say 30 in a 25. When a car clears it, you get the clip with the speed written right on the video.
“That car again”
Speed Alert notices when it looks like the same vehicle keeps flying past, and shows you how often and when. By look, never by plate.
Rush hour, revealed
Busiest hours and speeds by time of day, so you know it's the 3 PM school run, not the 11 PM stragglers.
Street report card
A weekly grade for your block, plus a one-page summary you can drop into an email to the city or the HOA.
School-hours mode
Tighten the limit for drop-off and pickup. Same street, stricter rules when the little ones are out.
Calm streaks
“6 days since the last 40+.” Watch the number climb after the speed bump goes in, and share the win.
This week on Maple St.
Set it up in the Ring app. Then let it watch the street.
- 1Add Speed Alert from the Ring AppstorePick the cameras that see the road. Everything else stays exactly as it is.
- 2Tell it your limitPosted limit plus how far over counts. Optional: drive past once so it learns your camera.
- 3Get the clip, keep the receiptsAlerts come with the video. The dashboard keeps every pass, ready to chart or export.
Nice, not nosy.
Speed Alert measures how fast things move in your own clips. That's the whole job.
- No license plates, ever
- No faces, no names, no lookups
- Nothing shared between households
- Delete everything with one tap