It listens
Camera glasses like Ray-Ban Meta announce themselves over Bluetooth when they power on, pair, or leave their case. AntiZuck recognizes those signatures.
A live radar for camera glasses
Someone near you could be recording.
Now you'll know.
Millions of camera glasses have been sold, and they look like normal glasses. AntiZuck listens for their Bluetooth signals and alerts you when likely camera glasses are broadcasting nearby — even with the app closed.
- 100% on-device
- No ads or analytics
- No camera, mic, or location
How it works
See them before they see you.
You get pinged
The moment a likely device starts broadcasting, you get a local alert with rough distance and confidence — even with the app closed.
You decide
Check the radar, watch for repeat sightings, snooze alerts for an hour or the evening, or register your own glasses so they never trigger.
Built for real life
Set it and forget it.
- Background alerts the moment likely glasses start broadcasting
- Sightings history — repeat encounters, confidence, and why each signal was flagged
- Home-screen & Lock Screen widgets with live status and a pause button
- Control Center toggle — pause scanning from anywhere, works with the Action Button
- Your own glasses, whitelisted so they never set off alarms
- Snooze from the notification for 1 or 8 hours
On-device by design
The anti-surveillance app that doesn't surveil you.
Nothing leaves your phone
Signal history, settings, sightings — all stored locally. There's no server to send anything to.
No account. Ever.
Download, open, scan. No sign-up, no email, no tracking pixel, no analytics SDK.
Minimal permissions
Bluetooth and (optional) notifications. It never asks for your camera, microphone, or location.
Honest detection
Detection is best-effort — glasses mostly broadcast at power-on, pairing, and case-open. AntiZuck shows confidence instead of pretending to be perfect.
FAQ
Fair questions.
Which glasses does it detect?
AntiZuck is tuned for camera glasses that advertise over Bluetooth, with Ray-Ban Meta as the primary target. Coverage is opportunistic: most glasses broadcast at power-on, pairing, and case-open, so a pair that's been silently worn for hours may not be broadcasting.
Does it tell me who is recording?
No — and be skeptical of anything that claims to. AntiZuck shows that a likely camera-glasses signal is active, roughly how close it is, and how confident the match is. It doesn't identify people, confirm recording, or show direction.
Will it drain my battery?
Scanning uses Bluetooth LE, which is designed for low power. Background scanning follows iOS rules, and you can pause anytime from the widget or Control Center.
Why is it paid?
$2.99 once, and you're the customer — not the product. No subscription, no ads, no analytics, no data to monetize. That's the whole business model.
What about my own smart glasses?
Register them in the app. They move to Your Devices, stop triggering alerts, and show when they were last heard.
Know what's broadcasting around you.
One-time purchase. On your phone in under a minute.
iPhone & iPad · iOS 18+ · $2.99