Riot Radar is the live, crowd-sourced map of riots, protests and street disruption. Follow live X, TikTok and Instagram posts from the ground, report what you see, and avoid trouble in real time.
Built like a navigation app, designed for the moments when the situation changes minute by minute.
Riots, clashes, tear gas, police lines, fires, closed roads and transit disruption — all pinned and colour-coded by severity.
Share X, TikTok and Instagram posts with a rich preview, or attach them to an alert. See what is really happening before deciding where to go.
Every alert can be confirmed or marked “gone” by others. Fresh, confirmed alerts rise; stale ones expire automatically.
Calm, tense or dangerous. Spot the areas to avoid at a glance and plan a safer route.
Paris is the core. Lyon, Marseille, Lille, London, Berlin, Brussels, Barcelona and more are one tap away.
Spider-Man at Trocadéro? A celebrity on the Champs-Élysées? Pin costumed characters and star sightings on the map.
Open the map and report in seconds. Fast on mobile, built for use in the field.
Riot, protest, clashes, police, fire, road closed, transit — then set the severity.
Drop the pin on the map, add a short description and attach an X, TikTok or Instagram link.
Others confirm it is still there — or mark it gone. The map stays honest and live.
Riot Radar is community information, not an official service. In an emergency call 112 (EU) · 17 police (FR) · 15 medical (FR).
Yes. No account, no payment, no tracking of your identity.
Alerts come from people on the ground and are confirmed by others. They expire in a few hours unless they keep being confirmed. Always use your own judgement.
Yes — every alert has a “Report content” button. Content reported several times is hidden automatically.
Tell us on X. We add cities based on demand.