About
Anonymously report unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) and UFO sightings, explore a global map of incidents, and connect with a community of researchers. Features include AI credibility scoring, automatic corroboration, and a declassified document archive.
What's New in Look Up
1.1.0
May 6, 2026
• Smoother video playback with native player and landscape support • Resumable uploads — large videos survive cellular drops • New location privacy option — flag a sighting as sensitive to display only an approximate location publicly • Simplified subscription model: Free (Observer) and Supporter ($1.99/mo) • Various stability improvements and bug fixes
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Observer
Full details, corroboration, community, and messaging
FAQ
Does Look Up have ads?
No, Look Up is ad-free. The app explicitly states 'No ads, ever' in its description.
What are the subscription tiers for Look Up?
Look Up offers three tiers: Free (report sightings, browse map, join community), Observer (advanced filters, portfolios, corroboration details), and Researcher (query builder, data export, document submissions). Pricing varies from $0.99/month to $19.99/year.
How does Look Up ensure user privacy?
User data stays private with anonymous reporting by default. The app has a dedicated privacy policy available at https://lookup-app.io/privacy.
What kind of data can I submit for a sighting report?
You can submit detailed sighting reports including photos, video, and environmental data. The app also features a 'Sky capture mode' for quick evidence gathering.
Can I find similar sightings near me with Look Up?
Yes, Look Up offers automatic corroboration to find nearby reports that match yours. This feature is fully available in the Observer and Researcher tiers.
What is the age rating for Look Up?
Look Up is rated 9+ and is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices.
How often is Look Up updated?
The latest version of Look Up is 1.1.0, last updated on May 6, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting active development.
What historical UFO/UAP documents are available in Look Up?
Look Up provides access to a declassified document archive including files from FOIA, AARO, and Project Blue Book, allowing users to research historical cases.