AppSwarm, Corp. (OTC:SWRM) announced the release of Finx, a hidden-camera detector and privacy-protection app now available on the Apple App Store. The app aims to help users detect potential hidden cameras, suspicious devices, and unauthorized surveillance equipment in settings such as hotels, Airbnbs, rentals, and offices, responding to increasing worries about covert recording.
Finx uses infrared (IR) analysis and electromagnetic signals to identify concealed recording devices. It also includes Bluetooth and Wi-Fi scanners that detect nearby Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) devices and map all devices on a local network, flagging suspicious or unknown connections. A device tracker provides real-time signal strength monitoring to help locate lost Bluetooth items or potential trackers. The app is designed with a privacy-first approach: all scans run locally on the device, no data is collected, no account is required, and user security is emphasized. Its interface is clean and fast, aiming for quick results for travelers, professionals, and privacy-conscious individuals.
“Privacy is a fundamental right, and Finx gives people the tools to protect it wherever they go,” said Christopher Bailey, CEO at AppSwarm. “Whether checking a hotel room, Airbnb, or office, Finx provides peace of mind with advanced yet easy-to-use detection technology.”
Finx is available as a free download with optional in-app subscriptions for enhanced features. The app can be downloaded from the Apple App Store.
AppSwarm also highlighted its broader portfolio of recently released apps, including AskOptima, an AI-powered search engine; Zombie Survival: Rise of the Undead Shooter; BARAI AI Cocktail Maker; Travel Safe | Guide; Health Note | CALMI; AniPet for animal identification; and Smart Shop | Grocery. These apps span gaming, wellness, travel, and AI-driven utilities, reflecting the company’s strategy of developing and publishing diverse mobile applications.
The release of Finx underscores the growing market for privacy tools as consumers become more aware of surveillance risks in temporary accommodations and shared spaces. By leveraging existing smartphone hardware for detection, AppSwarm positions Finx as an accessible solution without requiring additional equipment. The app’s local processing and no-data-collection policy may appeal to users wary of privacy compromises from the detection tools themselves.
AppSwarm is a publicly traded technology company specializing in accelerated development and publishing of mobile applications. More information about the company and its products is available at www.app-swarm.com.
