GhostTooth - Find trackers

A Bluetooth scanner that helps you discover nearby devices — including potential surveillance gadgets and hidden trackers.

GHOSTTOOTH listens for the little radio “hellos” that Bluetooth devices broadcast and shows them to you in a clear, live list - the device’s name, signal strength, an estimated distance, its maker, and when it was last seen. It’s built to help you notice things like tag-style trackers or covert recording devices in your space.

Whatever your worry, GHOSTTOOTH gives you a simple way to check what's broadcasting around you:

Think you're being followed? Spot tag-style trackers that may have been slipped into a bag, coat, or car, and watch whether one keeps showing up as you move.

Not sure a room is private? See the Bluetooth devices nearby — helpful for noticing a wearable camera, smart glasses, or a recorder that announces itself over Bluetooth.

Worried a meeting is being recorded? Do a quick scan before you speak and keep an eye on the live list for any recording-capable device that appears once things get underway.

You don't need to be technical. Open the app, start scanning, and GHOSTTOOTH turns invisible Bluetooth signals into a plain, readable list — so you can decide for yourself whether something deserves a second look.

This page explains, in plain language, how it works, how to read the results, and - just as importantly - what it honestly can’t see. Bluetooth is powerful but imperfect, and an honest tool tells you where its limits are.
https://ghosttooth.labidi.eu/faq/