Ghost Radar

Detect paranormal activity in your environment with the Ghost Radar Analyzer. This web-based tool simulates a classic EMF radar sweep, using your device’s microphone input to analyze ambient energy fluctuations. It visualizes these anomalies as “blips” on a sonar-style display, allowing you to track potential entity manifestations in real-time.

Classic ghost hunting gear like the Ovilus or REM Pod can be expensive and hard to carry. This tool brings the functionality of a spirit radar to your browser. By monitoring audio frequencies and background noise levels, it attempts to triangulate “energy spikes” that often precede paranormal events.

How the Radar Works

The analyzer uses a sweeping sonar algorithm to scan the room. It processes audio input to determine two key metrics:

• Frequency (Angle): The pitch of the sound determines where on the radar the blip appears (low pitch = left, high pitch = right).
• Intensity (Distance): The volume or strength of the signal determines how close the blip appears to the center.

When a sudden spike in energy is detected that exceeds the background threshold, the system flags it as an “Anomaly” and displays a green or red dot on the screen. Red dots indicate high-intensity events that may require immediate attention.

Instructions for Use

1. Activate System: Click the “Activate Radar” button and allow microphone access.
2. Calibrate: Use the “Sensitivity” slider to adjust the threshold.
   • If you are getting too many false positives (random blips), lower the sensitivity (slide left).
   • If the radar is empty despite activity, increase sensitivity (slide right).
3. Monitor: Watch the sweeping line. Keep an eye on the “EMF” readout for numerical values and the “Entities” counter for a summary of active anomalies.
4. Investigate: If a blip appears consistently in one sector, point your camera or voice recorder in that direction.