Nearby Lens: Glasses Detector

Nearby Lens: Glasses Detector

Detect Smart Glasses Nearby

1 ratings
4 reviews
$1.99

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 10, 2026
  • April 11, 2026

Features

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About

Detect smart glasses and other Bluetooth devices broadcasting signals nearby. This tool acts as a privacy scanner, alerting you to potential hidden recording devices in real-time with estimated distances.

Real-time Bluetooth scanner
Detect smart glasses and hidden devices
Confidence score and estimated distance
Background scanning
Instant alerts with device brand
Works offline
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What's New in Nearby Lens

5.3

April 11, 2026

• Faster BLE scan startup • Improved Ray-Ban Meta & Snap Spectacles detection • Background scanning stability on iOS 18 • Smarter distance estimation • Bug fixes and performance improvements

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User reviews

Best app

I really Love it even though it detects my meta quest I liked that cuz I could test it

Response from developer

Thank you!

Misidentifies

This app misidentified my Sony smart tv and Epson printer as smart glasses. So it does pick up active Bluetooth devices but is misidentifying them as smart glasses when they are not.

Response from developer

Hi, thank you — this is valid feedback. Epson printers shar a Bluetooth ID with Epson Moverio smart glasses, causing false positives. We're adding printer/TV filters in the next update. In the meantime, switching to Strict mode will reduce false alerts. Thanks! Rex Update: Hi, we have a fix on the way, we expect to update it this week. Thanks!

Crashes

Crashes when I try to open it.

Response from developer

Hi, Sorry for the issues. A new update has fixed for the latest devices. Let me know if you are facing any issues. Thanks!

Crashing App

I haven’t even been able to open the app
Bc it crashes since the moment I bought it :/.

Response from developer

Hi, Sorry for the issues. A new update has fixed for the latest devices. Let me know if you are facing any issues. Thanks!

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FAQ

What devices can Nearby Lens detect?

Nearby Lens can detect various smart glasses like Ray-Ban Meta, Snap Spectacles, and Vuzix, as well as other BLE trackers and hidden devices. It scans for Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) signals emitted by these devices.

How does Nearby Lens work without pairing?

Nearby Lens functions as a Bluetooth scanner that detects active BLE signals without requiring any pairing. It scans for these signals in real-time to identify nearby devices.

Does Nearby Lens collect my data?

No, Nearby Lens is designed with privacy as a priority and does not collect any user data. All processing happens on-device, and device identifiers are hashed without storing raw MAC addresses.

Can Nearby Lens detect devices when the screen is off?

Yes, Nearby Lens supports background scanning, meaning it can detect devices even when your screen is off. It also offers Live Activity and Lock Screen widgets for quick access.

Is Nearby Lens available on Android?

Currently, Nearby Lens is available on iPhone and iPad. The app is compatible with iOS devices and supports features like Siri Shortcuts.

How accurate is the distance estimation in Nearby Lens?

Nearby Lens provides an estimated distance in meters for detected devices, along with a confidence score. This helps users gauge the proximity of potential smart glasses or hidden devices.

Does Nearby Lens have ads?

No, Nearby Lens does not contain advertisements. It is a paid application that offers an ad-free experience for its users.

How often is Nearby Lens updated?

The latest version of Nearby Lens is 5.2, and it was last updated on March 21, 2026. Updates typically include improvements to detection accuracy and compatibility with new devices.