Police pursuits. Structure fires. Tornado chases. NightCrawl brings 130+ police scanner and storm chaser livestreamers from YouTube and Twitch into one dashboard — so you always know who's broadcasting right now.
Coming soon to Google Play
One dashboard for every live pursuit, fire, and storm chase across the country — plus the tools to make it yours.
See every streamer currently broadcasting with live viewer counts. Status refreshes all day. Tap to watch instantly on YouTube or Twitch.
Two dedicated feeds — police/fire scanner streams and storm chaser coverage — filterable by region from LA to Tornado Alley.
Follow active incidents — pursuits, fires, standoffs — see which streamers are covering each one, and browse the searchable archive.
Recent broadcasts updated all day, full replay archives on every profile, and typical schedules so you know when favorites go live.
Favorite streamers and regions for one-tap access, and get personalized recommendations based on what you watch.
Rate streamers to help the community find the best coverage, and suggest streamers we're missing — real humans review every one.
Search the full directory by name or region, keep recent searches, and browse every streamer even when nobody's live.
Completely free. No account, no sign-up walls, no ads. Light or dark theme. Just open the app and start watching.
Swipe through the app — live feed, streamer profiles, weather coverage, and search.
Yes — completely free, with no ads and no in-app purchases. There's no account to create and no sign-up wall. Open the app and start watching.
No. NightCrawl is a directory — it points you to creators broadcasting publicly on YouTube and Twitch and helps them reach a bigger audience. When you tap a stream, it opens on the original platform. Availability of any stream is controlled by its creator.
Scanner covers police and fire livestreamers — pursuits, structure fires, and breaking incidents. Weather covers storm chasers and severe-weather streamers — tornadoes, hurricanes, and live chases. You can switch between them at the top of the app and filter each by region.
130+ streamers across 40+ regions coast to coast — Los Angeles, NYC, Dallas–Fort Worth, Oklahoma, Tornado Alley, and dozens more. Don't see one you follow? Suggest it in the app and a real person reviews it.
When multiple streamers cover the same event — a pursuit, fire, or standoff — NightCrawl groups them into an incident so you can see everyone covering it in one place, plus a searchable archive of past incidents.
No. NightCrawl surfaces publicly available, news-style livestream coverage for informational purposes only. It is not a source of official emergency information — always follow guidance from local authorities and official channels.
Very little. NightCrawl uses an anonymous device ID to power ratings and recommendations — it isn't tied to your name or email. It doesn't collect precise location and doesn't require an account. Full details are in our Privacy Policy.
NightCrawl is launching on Google Play first, starting with a test release. An iOS version is in the works. Watch this page — we'll add a download link as soon as it's live.
NightCrawl doesn't host or alter any streams — we point you to creators broadcasting publicly on YouTube and Twitch, and give them a bigger audience.