Detects nearby smart glasses by scanning for Bluetooth signals. Receive alerts when likely devices are close, view sighting history, and register your own glasses to avoid false alarms. Offers local privacy with no account or ads.
1.0.1
July 17, 2026
- Control Center toggle: pause or resume scanning without opening the app, it works with the Action Button too - Better widgets: a pause/resume button, a new medium size, and Lock Screen support - Register your own glasses: they move to Your Devices, stop triggering alerts, and show when they were last heard - Snooze alerts for 1 or 8 hours, right from the notification - The widget now settles to "last sighting" instead of staying red after a detection passes - Clearer paused state with one-tap resume, plus fixes and polish
MoreAntizuck can detect signals from Meta Glasses, Meta Ray Bans, Snap Spectacles, Amazon Echo Frames, and RayNeo. Detection relies on the devices broadcasting their Bluetooth signals.
Antizuck prioritizes local privacy. It does not identify people, record audio or video, track location, or upload signal history. All processing is done on your device.
No, Antizuck is completely ad-free. The app description explicitly states 'no ads'.
Yes, you can register your own smart glasses. This ensures they will not trigger alerts and you can see when they were last detected by the app.
The app provides rough proximity and confidence levels for detected signals. Coverage is opportunistic and depends on what nearby devices advertise over Bluetooth, such as during power-on or pairing.
Antizuck is a paid application priced at $2.99. This one-time purchase grants access to all its features.
The latest version, 1.0.1, was released on July 17, 2026, shortly after its initial release on July 14, 2026. This suggests active development and potential for future updates.
Antizuck is available for iPhone and iPad devices. It has an age rating of 4+.
