Detect electromagnetic fields (EMF) around you using your phone's sensors. Identify high-radiation zones in your home and workplace to better organize your environment and potentially improve well-being. Measure EMF emitted by various electronic devices and appliances.
Reviews of EMF Radiation Detector Reader are mixed: the Utilities app is rated 4.5/5 from 5K App Store ratings. What users like most: works well around microwave, consistent results. Top complaints: ads cover reading numbers, unclear how to interpret readings. Summarized from real user reviews.
1.2.3
October 20, 2026
Performance enhancement
Premium access to all features
2 issues
Readings inconsistent or inaccurate
Doesn't work as expected, only detects magnets
3 requests
Add sound or vibration alerts for high EMF
Provide more information on EMF levels and safety
This app helps you detect and measure electromagnetic field (EMF) radiation levels around you using your phone's sensors. It allows you to identify areas with high EMF exposure in your home, workplace, or near electronic devices and appliances.
The app utilizes the compass hardware within your phone to detect electromagnetic fields. By walking around with the app, you can identify locations with higher radiation levels and measure emissions from various electronic devices.
The app does not claim scientific accuracy and is intended for entertainment purposes. Other fields can interfere with the phone's compass, and the measures may not be exact. It's recommended for general awareness and organizing your environment.
The app helps you become aware of EMF exposure in your surroundings, allowing you to reorganize your living and working spaces to limit time spent in high-radiation zones. This can contribute to a better understanding of your environment and potentially improve your well-being.
This app requires a device with compass hardware and will not work on devices like the iPod Touch. Ensure your phone has the necessary sensors for the app to function correctly.
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