Features

Five ways Findy helps you inspect a room

Each method observes something different, and each fails in a different way. This page is the map: what every tool does, what it misses, and whether it is free or part of the subscription.

Before you read the feature pages

Findy is an inspection aid. No mobile app can guarantee detection of every hidden camera, microphone, tracker or recording device. These tools surface things worth looking at more closely. The last step is always your own eyes on the physical object. Read the full limitations.

The five methods

What each method finds — and misses

Findy combines several techniques because no single scan identifies every possible device. Read the columns together: a capability without its limitation is marketing, not documentation.

Method by method, at a glance
MethodCan surfaceCannot seeAccess
Guided inspection Anything visible to a careful person who knows where to look Devices concealed inside sealed objects or behind fixed surfaces Free
Camera tools Lens reflections and some infrared sources at close range Covered, dirty or recessed lenses; cameras with no infrared illumination Subscription
Network scanner Devices reachable on the Wi-Fi you are joined to, and their open ports Anything on another network, offline, cellular, or behind client isolation Subscription
Bluetooth scanner Devices actively advertising within radio range Powered-off, silent, shielded or out-of-range devices Free
Magnetic field Field deviation around one specific object you sweep Nothing distinguishable — countless ordinary objects deviate too Free

Free and subscription features

Findy is free to download. Most of the app works with no payment at all.

Included free

  • Bluetooth device scanner
  • Background item-tracker detection — "is something following me"
  • Magnetometer / magnetic field checks
  • Guided inspection information

Requires the subscription

  • Infrared viewing mode
  • Lens-glint finder
  • Automatic lens scan
  • Network scanner

$39.99 per year in the US.

How results are labelled

Findy marks each discovered device either as ordinary or as showing camera-related indicators, and shows the specific reason it was marked. There is no "confirmed" state and no certainty score.

The labels you will see
LabelMeaning
OrdinaryNothing Findy observed about the device is associated with cameras.
Shows camera-related indicatorsOne of the checks below matched. Go and look at the object.

The reason shown beside a marked device is one of the following:

A name-only match is enough on its own to flag a device, and many manufacturers known for cameras also make televisions, doorbells and routers — so treat that case as a starting point rather than a finding.

Requirements

iPhone and iPad

Requires iOS or iPadOS 16.6 or later. The app is 10.1 MB and rated 4+.

Eleven languages

Findy is localised into eleven languages, including the guided inspection text.

No account

No sign-up. Scan results stay on your device.

Start with the free tools

The guided checklist, Bluetooth scanner and magnetic checks work without a subscription.

Download on the App Store

Last reviewed 2026-07-23 · Written and reviewed by the Findy developer.