Flir One

Flir One

Thermal Camera for Smartphones

7.5K ratings
348 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 4, 2014
  • June 22, 2026

Features

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About

This app transforms your smartphone into a thermal imaging device when connected to a compatible camera. It helps identify hidden issues like water damage, electrical faults, and HVAC problems with advanced visual enhancements and measurement tools. Document and share your findings easily.

Thermal camera view
Capture photos and videos
Temperature spot measurements
Color palette selection
Add text notes
Cloud upload and organization
Inspection guides
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What users say

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What's New in Flir One

6.4.12

June 22, 2026

Bug fixes and improvements

Subscription plans

Inspection Guides

Inspection Guides (1 Year)

$29.991 Year
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User reviews

Useless as you need more than your phone

Installed it less than 2 minutes as you have to buy other equipment and connect to your phones Bluetooth to get it to work

It is not working ob iphone 16 plus

It’s not working

Hi next time

On the front page have the attachment showing cause that would be conviniet

Connection

Keeps dripping out

BAD app no fence

I downloaded this app to search for ghastly looking creatures/rats the result I got was nothing it didn’t work and I literally spent 15 mins trying to get it to work when I could have been looking at a different app that works don’t recommend

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

7 issues

Constantly disconnecting

Bug

App crashes

Bug

Doesn't work with older devices after updates

Bug

Slow refresh rate and high latency

Bug

App requires full photo library access

Bug

Freezes and paralyzes phone

Bug

Crashes on startup

Bug

Requested Features

6 requests

Bring back swiping between thermal and regular images

Feature

Allow locking temperature scale

Feature

Add temperature range display

Feature

Allow setting own emissivity value

Feature

Allow selecting colors on manual temperature scale

Feature

Improve camera alignment adjustability

Feature

FAQ

What does the FLIR ONE app do?

The FLIR ONE app works with a connected FLIR ONE series thermal camera to turn your smartphone into a thermal imager. It allows you to see heat signatures, capture thermal photos and videos, and analyze temperature data to identify problems like water leaks, electrical issues, or HVAC inefficiencies.

What are the key features of the FLIR ONE app?

Key features include a live thermal camera view, the ability to capture and save photos/videos, temperature spot measurements, adjustable color palettes, and the option to add text notes. Advanced models offer automatic hot/cold spot tracking and IR scale adjustment. The app also supports cloud uploads for easy sharing and organization.

Is the FLIR ONE app free to use?

The app itself is free to download and explore. However, to utilize the full thermal imaging capabilities, you need to connect a compatible FLIR ONE series thermal camera. Some advanced features, such as the FLIR ONE Inspection Guides, are available as paid in-app purchases.

What devices is the FLIR ONE app compatible with?

The app is designed to connect with FLIR ONE series thermal cameras, which then attach to your smartphone. You can explore the app's features without the camera attached, but the thermal imaging functionality requires the physical camera accessory. Specific compatibility details for the camera models can be found on the FLIR website.

What are common use cases for the FLIR ONE app?

Common use cases include inspecting electrical panels for overheating components, diagnosing HVAC system failures, finding hidden water damage or insulation gaps in homes, and performing general building inspections. It's also useful for automotive diagnostics and identifying energy loss around windows and doors.