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Version 1.0 · 2025-08-01
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The store currently lists version 1.0, updated 2025-08-01.





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In unfamiliar environments, awareness is your best defense. Whether you’re checking into a hotel, renting a short-term apartment, or working in a shared office, there’s always a chance that hidden or unrecognized devices are nearby. This app helps you take control with powerful scanning tools that are easy to use and always accessible.
Start with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi analysis, instantly detect all nearby connections and devices with just one tap. Uncover unauthorized access points or unknown connections trying to interact with your phone. It’s perfect for situations where you're unsure who else has been in the space before you, like rentals, hostels, co-working areas, or even public transportation hubs.
The built-in infrared camera filter allows you to visually inspect a room.…
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