From photo to plan in seconds.
One photo, one AI check, one ranked list of what to do.
Take or pick a photo
Use the camera or your gallery. Optionally type what to look for, and pick a mode: Safety, Find, Translate, Ads, Pets or Forensic.
PicSentry checks the whole scene
The photo is resized and sent for one AI check. An animated radar shows what's being checked. If the network drops, it retries by itself.
Findings are boxed and ranked
Every match and every hazard gets a numbered box. The overall risk is always at least as high as the worst single finding.
You're warned the right way
From caution upward you get a colour banner, a spoken warning and vibration. At danger or critical, a one-tap emergency call appears.
Dig deeper or share
Open the forensic report, ask a follow-up question, or send the report to family and friends.
What it won't do, and why.
Wrong guesses about people can get innocent people hurt. So PicSentry is built to stay away from them.
No face recognition
PicSentry never identifies who someone is, never remembers a person between scans, and never guesses anyone's job or affiliation, such as police or security services.
Behaviour, not appearance
People are judged only by what they do and what they hold. Race, clothing, gender and age are never used. In a group, only the person behaving dangerously is flagged.
No diagnosing illness
For people, it only points out injuries that may need first aid. For animals, birds, fish and plants it can note visible signs of poor health.
No owner look-ups
Number plates are read as text. PicSentry doesn't look up who owns a vehicle.
No secret photos
There is no silent shutter or covert mode. PicSentry is meant for checking your own surroundings, not for photographing people without them knowing.
It can be wrong
PicSentry can't read minds. It makes an estimate from what's visible in a photo. It says so on first launch and on every result. In an emergency, call for help.
Ready to try it?
Get notified when the phone apps launch, or try a photo in your browser today.