Ghost Detector Real Life Radar is a free lifestyle app designed to act as a tool to search for ghosts and other entities. It uses your phone’s camera together with its mic, infrared, and light sensors to detect nearby presence. It shows a red dot when the app detects any movement.

Ghost Detector Real Life Radar uses Unity Engine to run the app. This ghost detection tool was developed by Spot Among Party, recording millions of downloads over Google Play Store. The app is straightforward and requires no tweaks to work. The interface just displays the radar and camera feed.

Be a paranormal investigator

Operating Ghost Detector Real Life Radar is very easy, simply open the app after installation, give permissions, and you’re good to go. The tool uses your camera, light sensor, and infrared sensor to detect any energy around you. Just wait for a while and watch as the red dots get closer to the center point. Keep in mind that not all that’s being detected by the app is a ghost.

The app detects all kinds of movement, from physical to electrical entities. The microphone also records any sound in your area.  It displays EVP and EMP readings on both sides of the radar.  However, it can take a long time for the app to detect something, and it may give inaccurate readings, especially in busy areas. Try this app and go ghost hunting with friends or by yourself.

The tool, while entertaining and useful and in some cases, has no room for any customization or adjustments of the entity detection strengths, unlike similar apps such as Necrophonic, which has an effective sound bank but trading its camera function. Another flaw of this ghost detector is the constant app freeze during long usage, it can affect your experience once you’ve encountered this, forcing you to start all over again.

A basic ghost detection app

Ghost Detector Real Life Radar is fine for the most part, giving you the basics if you want to try ghost hunting with friends or alone. It is straightforward to use and you can’t really adjust the detection strength, making it somehow frustrating to use. Add the constant app freezes, and this will give you a bit of frustration. Still, the app works as is, but accurate results aren’t guaranteed.