Frequently asked questions

SenseRadar combines six detection layers — WiFi network analysis, Bluetooth (BLE) scanning, AI-powered optical lens detection, ultrasonic acoustic analysis, EMF measurement and LiDAR structural scanning — using the radios and sensors already built into your phone. Suspicious signals are plotted on a radar view so you can locate their source.

Hidden WiFi and IP cameras, Bluetooth trackers such as AirTags, active listening and recording devices that emit ultrasonic or electromagnetic signatures, and physical anomalies like cavities behind mirrors or panels where hardware may be embedded.

No. SenseRadar uses only your phone's built-in sensors: WiFi and Bluetooth radios, camera, microphone, magnetometer and — on supported models — the LiDAR scanner.

Yes. All six detection layers run entirely on your device, and you can scan in airplane mode. Only two optional features need a connection: the AI Sniper photo analysis and the AI network risk report. The WiFi layer naturally requires joining the local network you want to inspect.

Scan results, camera frames and audio analysis stay on your phone, and the app requires no account or sign-up. If you explicitly trigger an optional AI analysis, only anonymized device vendor info — or the single photo you submit with AI Sniper — is sent for processing and is not stored. See the Privacy Policy for details.

On iPhone it needs the LiDAR sensor (iPhone 12 Pro and later Pro / Pro Max models); on Android it runs on devices that support ARCore Depth. The other five layers work on every supported phone.

No tool can honestly promise 100%. Sophisticated devices can be powered off or shielded. SenseRadar's multi-layer approach dramatically raises the odds of detection, and we recommend combining scans with a quick physical inspection of high-risk spots.

Start the radar sweep as soon as you arrive, walk each room slowly, then aim the optical scan at bedrooms and bathrooms — especially smoke detectors, alarm clocks, outlets, air purifiers and anything pointing at the bed or shower.

Do not touch or unplug it. Photograph it in place, cover it with a towel if needed, move out of its view, and report it to the property host and local police. Preserving it untouched helps any investigation.

Yes. SenseRadar is built for both iPhone and Android. The iPhone version is on the App Store, and the Android version is coming soon to Google Play. On Android, depth scanning uses ARCore Depth instead of LiDAR.