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Read the U.S. government's declassified UFO and UAP files — every release, fully searchable, natively presented. Umbra is the unofficial native iOS reader for the PURSUE disclosure program, the U.S. government's public release of decades of Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) records. Every document, image and sensor video the government publishes is indexed in Umbra within minutes of going public — no multi-gigabyte downloads, no cryptic filenames. Just read. WHAT'S INSIDE - Military infrared and electro-optical UAP sensor footage (CENTCOM, INDOPACOM, EUCOM), carrying AARO's own neutral assessments - FBI case files, including the decades-long "flying disc" investigations - NASA astronaut observations across Apollo, Gemini, Mercury and Skylab - Air Force and intelligence records from the Cold War flying-saucer era - Incidents logged at U.S. nuclear sites — PANTEX, Los Alamos, Sandia Base FREE - Every release, organized by agency, type, date and location - Browse by agency — FBI, NASA, Navy, Air Force, CIA, Energy and more - Search across every title, description and keyword - Native PDF, image and video viewers - Bookmarks and private notes - Built for iPhone and iPad, with a companion app on Apple TV — one Clearance unlocks them all UMBRA CLEARANCE - Unlimited video, every file, every time - ECHELON: an AI analyst that runs on your device by default. Ask the archive in plain language and it reads the actual declassified files, OCR'ing scanned pages right on your device, then answers with verbatim quotes and tappable citations, down to the page. Save and revisit research conversations, and get an instant brief the moment a new tranche drops. On iOS 27 you can choose Apple's Private Cloud Compute for fuller answers; otherwise nothing leaves your device. - Real-time push the moment a new release lands - Interactive incident map - Offline cache of your files - Ad-free reading ECHELON's AI synthesis runs on Apple Intelligence and requires a supported device on iOS 26; on other devices ECHELON still finds and ranks the most relevant files. Subscriptions auto-renew unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage in iOS Settings > Apple ID > Subscriptions. Terms of Use (EULA): https://uapfiles.app/terms Privacy Policy: https://uapfiles.app/privacy ABOUT "Umbra" nods to TOP SECRET UMBRA, the historical U.S. classification codeword for the most sensitive intelligence reporting — the app surfaces what was once in shadow. Umbra is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the U.S. Department of War, the NSA, AARO, or any government agency.