Hidden camera detection
Cameras are now small enough to live inside a phone charger. Finding one takes lens detection, RF analysis and a physical search of everything that plugs in.
Homes, offices & rentals
Lens + RF + physical search
Written findings
What we look for
Objects that hide a lens
Chargers, alarms, clocks, speakers, air purifiers, outlets, screws and hooks.
Wi-Fi and streaming cameras
Devices uploading to an account that is not yours.
Offline recording cameras
Battery and SD-card units that never touch a network, so no scanner alone will find them.
Sightlines
We check what a device could actually see — beds, desks, bathrooms, entryways.
Mounting evidence
Adhesive residue, drilled openings and repositioned objects.
Questions about this sweep
Can an app on my phone find hidden cameras?
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Apps catch a small fraction of devices and miss anything not transmitting. They are a reasonable first look, not an answer.
What do you do if you find one?
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We photograph it in place before anything is touched, document the location, and talk through your options — including leaving it running.
Can you sweep a hotel or rental?
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Yes, and it is a common request. We can meet you there on arrival.
If we find something
We photograph and document it in place before anything is touched. Removing a device immediately tells the other party you know — sometimes that is the right call, sometimes it is not. We walk you through both, and coordinate with your attorney if you have one.
Book this sweep
Confidential, no obligation, and we reply however you ask us to.