GhostTDS vs EctoSense Ghost Detector

Step into the unknown with GhostTouch — a paranormal detection tool designed to look and feel like vintage ghost hunting equipment. GhostTouch isn’t a game with fake jump scares. It’s a serious-looking utility that uses your iPhone’s built-in motion sensors to track subtle movements and energy spikes around you. Place it on a flat surface, press Start Hunting, and watch as the oscilloscope-style graph reacts in real time. Built with retro CRT effects, scanlines, and distressed details, GhostTouch feels like a piece of haunted tech pulled straight from the attic. Features: Real-time graph powered by your iPhone’s accelerometer. Paranormal mode — spikes trigger screen flashes and alerts. Retro CRT design with scanlines, flicker, and phosphor glow. Simple controls — tap Start Hunting to begin, Stop when you’re done. Authentic look & feel — styled like an old EMF detector from the 1980s. Whether you’re a paranormal investigator, a curious skeptic, or just want to set the mood at a haunted house, GhostTouch brings the vibe of real ghost hunting equipment to your iPhone. Disclaimer: GhostTouch is intended for entertainment purposes only. No scientific claims are made about detecting actual spirits or paranormal activity.

EctoSense: Ghost Detector transforms your iPhone into a ghost-hunting instrument, using real sensors and camera vision to explore strange energy around you. Two detection modes: EMF Detector: Measures electromagnetic fields using your phone’s magnetometer — the same type of readings used in traditional ghost-hunting equipment. Watch the circular radar trace invisible forces and see energy spikes that might suggest paranormal activity. Ghost Camera: Powered by artificial intelligence that watches for human-like shapes and patterns. When the system detects a figure that shouldn’t be there… it could be something otherworldly. Real data. Real readings. Unexplained results. Live radar of the magnetic field around you Graphs of EMF strength and changes over time Flashing alerts when unusual spikes occur Camera outlines where entities are detected