A moonlit historic mansion surrounded by trees and green mist

AI-GUIDED HAUNTED HISTORY

Every place has a story.Some answer back.

Ghost Hunter pairs your own intelligent guide with sourced history and a complete field kit. Learn what happened, walk through the story, ask what to look for, and let every answer open the next question.

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Research the placeBring source-backed history into the hunt
Tell the storyConnect people, events, reports, and contradictions
Guide the investigationKnow what to ask, notice, and try next
Keep adaptingEvery room and question can change the path

START WHERE YOU ARE

Your first hunt does not require a trunk full of equipment.

Choose a place, use your guide, and follow the investigation one step at a time. Ghost Hunter introduces the history, helps you prepare, and puts the right tools within reach when you are ready for them.

01

Follow the story

Start with the people, events, and reported experiences connected to the place.

02

Learn in the field

Your guide explains what a tool can observe, what may interfere, and what deserves a closer look.

03

Keep what you find

Save readings, recordings, photographs, and notes with the context needed to review them later.

FROM CURIOSITY TO FIELD NOTES

A hunt with a beginning, a method, and a record.

01 / DISCOVER

Find a place

Choose a guided investigation or begin with a location you have permission to investigate.

02 / PREPARE

Know the context

Review the history, conditions, route, and questions before entering the field.

03 / INVESTIGATE

Look closer

Use A.D.A.M. tools and your guide while staying alert to ordinary sources and interference.

04 / CONNECT

Bring a team

Coordinate the investigation and compare what different investigators notice.

05 / REVIEW

Keep the uncertainty

Revisit the timeline and decide what is explained, unresolved, or worth returning to.

INSIDE GHOST HUNTER

From the story to the signal.

Ghost Hunter keeps the place, the field tools, and the investigation record in one visual system.

Ghost Hunter hunt discovery screen showing the Old Idaho Penitentiary map and historical overview
Discover · Hunt

Begin with the place.

Review distance, route, access expectations, historical context, and source categories before the field session begins.

A.D.A.M. Scope displaying separate magnetic, audio, pressure, and motion traces
Observe · A.D.A.M. Scope

Keep channels distinct.

Compare environmental changes over time without collapsing separate measurements into one conclusion.

A.D.A.M. FIELD SYSTEM

One field kit. More ways to look closer.

Move between live signals, environmental changes, spectral views, recordings, photographs, and notes without breaking the flow of the investigation.

Basic tools remain useful on their own. Optional advanced modes add deeper visualization, longer capture, and analysis controls for investigators who need more.

Explore the Field Kit →
A.D.A.M. Array spatial sweep showing bearing, range, uncertainty, and separate field measurements
A.D.A.M. · Array

See the field system in motion.

Bearing, range, uncertainty, and separate measurements remain visible while the array settles.

Explore field tools →
Cropped Scope multichannel trace interface
SCOPE

Change over time

Watch the signal and mark the moments that matter.

Cropped Array spatial sweep interface
ARRAY

Events together

Compare channels without pretending correlation proves a cause.

Cropped Meter focused reading interface
METER

Focused readings

Keep environmental measurements legible in the field.

Cropped Spectral camera field interface
SPECTRAL

Visual observation

Document what the camera and supported depth modes can see.

SLS CAMERAPRODUCT CAPTURE PENDING
SLS CAMERA

Depth-guided figures

View supported depth-camera observations as joint and figure overlays while preserving the original capture context.

SHAPE DETECTIONPRODUCT CAPTURE PENDING
SHAPE DETECTION

Outline visual forms

Highlight detected contours and geometric shapes without turning a match into a conclusion.

BEGIN WITH WHAT IS KNOWN

Let the history shape the questions.

Start with names, dates, witness accounts, floor plans, and environmental conditions. Contradictions belong in the record too.

Ghost Hunter keeps documented history, reported claims, guide prompts, and your observations in separate lanes, so the story informs the investigation without deciding the answer.

BUILD YOUR INVESTIGATION

Start simple. Add depth when it matters.

Choose a few priorities to see how Ghost Hunter can shape the night and recommend a workflow for your investigation.

Your experience
01Your experienceHow familiar are you with field investigations?
Your approach
02Your approachWhat should lead the night?
Your crew
03Your crewWho is investigating with you?

RECOMMENDED FLOW

Your first guided investigation

Begin with a prepared story and a clear route, then learn one tool at a time as the investigation unfolds.

  1. Read the place overview and safety notes.
  2. Meet your guide and follow the opening plan.
  3. Use Scope to observe and mark changes.
  4. Record notes before interpreting what happened.

INVESTIGATE TOGETHER

One place. Different rooms. A shared investigation.

Coordinate plans, compare observations, and keep the team connected through Comms. Organized paranormal groups can carry the same field discipline into private-case and venue partnerships.

Explore Teams & Groups →

TWO WAYS TO BEGIN

Choose what leads the investigation.

Both paths use the same place history, field tools, and review record. The difference is whether the AI Guide or your field method sets the pace.

SHARED STARTPlace history + field kit
GUIDED EXPERIENCE

Let the place and guide lead the night.

Follow a prepared route through site history, open questions, and suggested tools. The app helps you know where to go and what to try while preserving what you observed.

  • Route
  • Questions
  • Suggested tools
FIELD-RECORD WORKFLOW

Build the night around your method.

Start with a question, baseline conditions, and a deliberate tool plan. Preserve readings, ordinary interference, and uncertainty for a slower evidence-led review.

  • Question
  • Baseline
  • Tool plan

FOR VENUES & TOUR OPERATORS

Turn your place into an investigation guests remember.

Your history and voice remain the center. Ghost Hunter adds routes, activities, field tools, and an interactive guide while you keep control of admission, scheduling, and publication.

Explore venues →

YOUR NEXT INVESTIGATION

Bring better questions into the field.

Begin with a guided hunt, or explore the tools that help you observe, mark, and review what happens.

INVESTIGATE RESPONSIBLY

Permission first. Curiosity second.

Visit public areas during permitted hours, or private places where you have permission. Respect staff, residents, memorials, and other visitors. Never enter an unsafe or restricted area, and never rely on the app as your only navigation or safety tool.