Hidden Device Radar vs Hidden Camera Check

Worried someone is watching or following you? Hidden Device Radar helps you find hidden cameras, trackers, and unknown smart devices — right from your iPhone. Whether you're checking a hotel room, a short-term rental, an office, a car, or your own home, Hidden Device Radar gives you a fast, private way to spot devices that may be recording or tracking you. WHAT IT DETECTS • Bluetooth devices — trackers (AirTag, Tile, SmartTag, Chipolo), cameras, speakers, wearables, and other IoT gadgets • Wi-Fi / local network devices — IP cameras, baby monitors, NVRs, doorbells, and smart-home hardware • Unknown trackers that may be traveling with you • NFC tags — tap to identify a chip hidden in an object (on supported iPhones) KEY FEATURES • Real-time threat scoring — every device is flagged as Info, Suspicious, Elevated, or Critical • Signal Strength Finder — a "warmer / colder" proximity graph that helps you physically locate a device (Pro) • Scan modes for a quick sweep, a single room, or a whole floor • Detailed device fingerprints and manufacturer identification • Detection history so you can tell what's new versus what's always there • 100% on-device — your scans never leave your iPhone. No account, no tracking, no ads. HIDDEN DEVICE RADAR PRO Unlock everything with a one-time purchase: • Signal Strength Finder • NFC Tap-to-Identify • Full threat analysis and guidance • Unlimited detection history • AI Trend Insight HONEST ABOUT LIMITATIONS Hidden Device Radar detects devices that broadcast Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, or NFC signals. Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and NFC advertisements are unauthenticated, so results are strong investigative leads — not legal proof of a device's identity or intent. The app cannot detect devices that are powered off, purely analog/wired, or that broadcast no signal. PRIVACY FIRST Everything runs locally on your device. We don't collect, upload, or sell your data. There are no accounts and no ads. Use Hidden Device Radar to check your own spaces and protect your own privacy. Always follow the laws in your area.

Look for hidden-camera clues in a hotel room, vacation rental or unfamiliar space. ClearRoom helps you check Wi-Fi responses, explore nearby Bluetooth devices and inspect the room visually. No phone app can rule out hidden cameras. START WITH WI-FI Start a check on Wi-Fi you’re allowed to inspect. Follow progress as devices respond, then review any video-streaming clues. Ordinary devices are not labeled as cameras. An incomplete check is shown as incomplete, with details to help you understand what happened. TAKE A CLOSER LOOK Follow illustrated guidance for small openings and lens reflections. Use the lens viewer to focus, zoom and add light on supported cameras. A reflection alone is not proof of a camera. EXPLORE BLUETOOTH DEVICES See nearby Bluetooth Low Energy announcements and compare changes in signal strength. Names come from the devices and may be missing or inaccurate. Signal strength does not measure distance or direction, and a Bluetooth device is not necessarily a camera. ClearRoom does not pair with devices or access their content. TRY AN INFRARED LIGHT CHECK Choose the front or rear camera and try an optional TV-remote compatibility check. Record a 12-second silent sweep, then pause, scrub and enlarge frames. A countdown, dim screen and start/end vibrations help when the screen faces away from you. No microphone access is requested. KEEP YOUR INSPECTION ON YOUR IPHONE No account, ads, analytics, subscriptions or in-app purchases. Inspection data is not uploaded to the developer. Notes, photos and a room checklist are optional. Temporary sweep clips are deleted when you leave or background the check unless you explicitly export a copy. UNDERSTAND THE LIMITS A streaming response can come from a camera or another media device. Direct Wi-Fi checks cover six common TCP ports on the connected IPv4 subnet, up to 1,022 host addresses. Bonjour also checks advertised streaming, web, media-receiver and printing services. Other ports, IPv6-only devices, isolated networks, offline cameras and devices on other networks can be missed. Infrared visibility varies by iPhone camera. Seeing a remote’s light does not establish room-distance performance or sensitivity to every wavelength. Many cameras emit no infrared light, and ordinary devices can emit it. A point of light does not identify a camera. Magnetic-field readings are an additional tool; magnets, metal and speakers affect them, and they cannot identify cameras or measure Wi-Fi signals. ClearRoom supports manual inspection. It does not automatically identify cameras or certify a room as camera-free. Camera, Bluetooth and magnetic tools need a physical iPhone. Support: contato@terosmk.com.br TMK Consultoria LTDA