Boy and a Scanner is an AI-powered scanner frequency assistant designed for public safety hobbyists, preppers, and ham radio fans. The tool simplifies the process of finding and programming scanner frequencies by allowing users to paste any ZIP code or city name to receive instant access to local police, fire, and EMS frequencies. The platform provides one-tap programming guides specifically tailored for different scanner models, eliminating the need to navigate multiple websites and forums. The AI system cross-references RadioReference data to filter out inactive or dead channels, ensuring users only receive relevant and working frequencies. The Route Recon Trip Planner feature automatically maps trunked systems along entire routes, making it particularly useful for road trippers and truckers who need continuous frequency coverage. The service has indexed over 1,377 community locations, providing comprehensive coverage for users across various regions. By automating the frequency discovery and programming process, Boy and a Scanner addresses the common challenge of spending hours researching frequencies across multiple platforms and dealing with outdated or inactive channel information. The tool is built by a solo developer and targets scanner enthusiasts who want to streamline their frequency programming workflow. It specifically caters to users of Uniden SDS100 and similar scanner models, providing exact step-by-step programming instructions that eliminate guesswork and technical barriers.