Vidente Maps

Crime Maps for South America

Mean of available annual homicide rates in 2024–2025, per 100,000 residents.

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ABOUT VIDENTE MAPAS

Check an address before you go.

Explore public crime and incident data by area. Search a hotel address, pickup point or destination, and compare reports by type and period on each city map.

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Uber and ride-hailing drivers

When you have a pickup or destination address, check historical crime reports for the area before accepting the ride. Also useful for taxi and delivery drivers.

02

Where to stay and which areas to visit

Look up your hotel or accommodation address and compare reports for the area before booking or planning a visit.

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Residents

Explore an area when choosing a home or getting to know your city.

OUR MISSION

Make cities safer across South America.

What we’re building

In progress

1. Publish historical crime maps

We’re publishing historical crime data so people can explore the areas where they live, work, and travel. Bogotá, Medellín, Lima and Cusco are available today; we’re working toward wider coverage.

Planned

2. Build an app for community reporting

We plan to build an iOS and Android app and explore rewards that encourage people to share information about criminal activity with police. Our aim is to help communities and police work together to make South American cities safer.

Sources

The maps use reports published by official agencies. These are our crime and population sources.

Explore Lima and Cusco

27 zones · complaints through July 2026 · homicide through 2024.

Cusco: 7 zones · complaints through July 2026 · homicide through 2024.

MININTER / CEIC ↗

City comparison · 2024–2025 sources

Policía Nacional ↗DANE ↗

View counts and population sources ↗