Check any room
in two minutes.

It works. WiFi scanning discovers cameras by identifying surveillance manufacturers (Hikvision, Dahua, etc.) and checking for open RTSP/HTTP streaming ports. The same technique professional sweepers use. Nearby Networks scanning catches camera hotspots that broadcast their own setup-mode WiFi, even when you can't join the room network. Bluetooth scanning catches AirTags and trackers. EM field scanning flags hidden electronics. No single method catches everything, which is why Veilbreaker combines five.

iOS locks down the APIs needed for real network scanning. Apple doesn't let apps read ARP tables, scan WiFi networks, or do background Bluetooth monitoring. Android gives full sensor access, which is why every serious counter-surveillance tool is Android-first.

Scans run on your phone. To write the analysis, the app sends scan results (network names, device addresses and Bluetooth IDs, never Wi-Fi passwords or your traffic) to our server, which passes them to OpenAI. The privacy policy has the details.

Yes. Reports include timestamps, device details, threat classifications, and screenshots. Exactly what Airbnb needs for policy violation claims. Users have successfully used Veilbreaker reports for full refunds. For criminal matters, consult legal counsel about admissibility.

A clean sweep across all five tools is a strong indicator. WiFi catches network cameras. Nearby Networks catches setup-mode camera hotspots. Bluetooth catches trackers. EM catches powered electronics. Physical check covers hiding spots. No tool is 100%, but five together give high confidence.

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Yes. Your phone has a WiFi radio that can scan networks for camera manufacturers and open video ports, and detect setup-mode camera hotspots without joining their network. It has a Bluetooth radio that detects AirTags and tracking beacons. It has a magnetometer that picks up electromagnetic anomalies from hidden electronics. Veilbreaker connects all of these into one guided sweep.

Open Veilbreaker. Run Nearby Networks first to catch any camera broadcasting its own setup-mode WiFi (you don't need to join the room network). Connect to the room WiFi and run the WiFi scan to see every device on the network and flag camera manufacturers. Run the Bluetooth scan to detect AirTags and trackers. Sweep the room with the EM field scanner near outlets, smoke detectors, and vents. Walk through the 18-point physical inspection guide for the most common hiding spots. The whole process takes about three minutes.

Yes. The Bluetooth scanner detects Apple AirTags, Samsung SmartTags, Tile trackers, and unknown BLE beacons near you. Unlike Apple's own Tracker Detect app, Veilbreaker scans continuously, flags persistent unknown beacons, and includes a built-in sound locator to help you find a flagged tracker in your space.