
About
Practice a structured six-stage protocol for remote viewing. This app guides you through blind targets, ideograms, sensory contact, and detailed analysis. Track your progress with honest statistics and learn the history of this discipline.
What's New in Vector
1.1.2
September 7, 2026
Minor bug fixes
Subscription plans
Vector Basic
1 session per day. Basic Subscription
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FAQ
What is Vector's simplified mode?
Vector's simplified mode is designed for beginners. It allows you to read a cue, sketch what you sense, make a guess, and reveal the target in just two minutes. The full protocol is available when you are ready to explore deeper stages.
How does Vector ensure blind targets?
Vector provides targets as encrypted coordinate cues. The target remains sealed until you reveal it, ensuring no prior information like names, photos, or categories is available, maintaining the blind nature of the practice.
What are the subscription tiers for Vector?
Vector offers two subscription tiers: Vector Basic at $1.99/month and Vector Pro at $19.99/month. These subscriptions unlock the full protocol, deeper stages, and the complete target catalog.
How can I cancel my Vector subscription?
Subscriptions for Vector bill through your Apple ID and renew monthly. You can cancel your subscription at any time by managing your settings within the App Store.
Does Vector have ads?
No, Vector is ad-free. As a free app with optional in-app purchases for subscriptions, it does not contain advertisements to disrupt your practice sessions.
What devices does Vector support?
Vector is currently supported on iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed to be accessible on these Apple mobile platforms.
How often is Vector updated?
The latest version of Vector is 1.1.2, and it was last updated on September 7, 2026. Updates typically focus on refining the protocol, adding content, and improving user experience.
Is Vector suitable for children?
Vector has an age rating of 4+. While the core concepts are accessible, the depth of the protocol and its application are best suited for users who can engage with structured learning and abstract concepts.




