Hidden Spy vs TouchMark

Hidden Spy: Camera Detector helps you identify suspicious devices around you by combining three detection methods: visual scanning through the camera, Wi-Fi network analysis, and Bluetooth device discovery. Whether you’re at home, in a hotel, or in a workspace, the app provides clear tools to check your surroundings and review your findings. What You Can Do: 1) Visual Scan via Camera Use your device’s camera to spot reflections that may indicate lenses. The real-time view highlights potential points, and you can capture snapshots for later review. 2) Network Scan in Wi-Fi Analyze your current Wi-Fi network and view devices connected to it. See basic details such as MAC address, manufacturer (when available), and quickly assess unfamiliar items. 3) Bluetooth Device Search Detect nearby Bluetooth devices with signal strength indicators. Mark items as suspicious and keep track of repeated detections. 4) Reports Access mini-reports showing the date, scan type, and key findings from each check. All results from camera, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth scans are organized in one place. 5) Quick Guides Each scan mode includes a short tutorial shown on first launch and available anytime through the “?” button. Free vs Premium • Free users can perform one scan of each type. • Unlimited scans and access to reports are available with Premium. Privacy Policy: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1EbcQK6-zHD-JmCMv_7MdhlYVBtT6FOm2rlbTDpEW1tM/edit?usp=sharing Term of Use: https://docs.google.com/document/d/17KXM9sUiGt1WEQ-kPmvncIpTPwvzHMXb2J2d0EigkXc/edit?usp=sharing

TouchMark helps you pay attention to tactile experiences—temperature, pressure, texture and comfort. The interface uses rounded cards and warm tones to make adding entries feel simple and grounded. Every entry is short, focusing on physical sensations rather than interpretations. The structure stays consistent so logging takes only a few moments. You can create “touch cards,” each describing a tactile detail with optional sliders for temperature and softness. Cards can be sorted into texture groups, helping you notice what sensations you return to most often. A circular diagram shows the balance of your tactile experiences across the week. The unique feature, “Comfort Ring”, highlights the sensations you mark as most pleasant and gradually forms a ring of preferred feelings.