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EntityRadar 2 Pro

A paid radar for sensors already on your phone. It does not name what it sees, and it does not detect supernatural entities. No ads and no account. USD 3.99 on Google Play.

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Screenshots

Entity radar with a green sweep, 64.9 microteslas, Wi-Fi, cell, voice, and noise readings, plus camera buttons.
Magnetic field, signal, and noise
Sound lab with a live waveform, a voice-band trace, and an Ask Anyone here button.
Listen, then play the clip back
Gear screen listing the phone sensors, with magnetic field, gyroscope, light, pressure, and humidity marked present or missing.
Sensors on this phone

The app

A sudden change is marked as a suspicion. A steady high reading does not raise an alert. Direction and distance on the scope are a guide for the game, not a location of a real entity.

Radar

The magnetic field is shown in microteslas, with the change from the recent average beside it. Wi-Fi, cellular signal, voice-band level, and noise sit under the scope. The scope has a sweep, range rings, and a north mark.

Sound lab

The microphone draws a live waveform, a level trace, and a voice-band bar. Ask "Anyone here?" and the phone listens for about ten seconds. If a voice-like sound rises above the room, the app keeps the few seconds around it and plays them back, with an echo or as recorded. Nothing is uploaded.

Hunt map

Suspicions can be saved on a map with the sensor numbers from that moment. You can delete one mark, or clear them all in Settings.

Camera and gear

Turn the camera on and a person in frame is drawn as a stick figure. Snap saves a photo to Pictures/EntityRadar2Pro. Record saves a video to Movies/EntityRadar2Pro. Gear lists the sensors on this phone and can set the current magnetic field, noise, and pressure as a baseline.

Settings

Vibration strength is a slider, and each step buzzes once. Sound and the screen-edge flash can be turned off.

On the phone

Photos, videos, sound clips, and map marks stay on the phone. A weather lookup sends coordinates to Open-Meteo. If you allow only approximate location, those coarser coordinates are sent instead.

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