Lonewolf Scanner

Project information

The Lonewolf Scanner is a small, portable device that shows you the wireless devices around you in real time. It scans both WiFi and Bluetooth and displays nearby phones, cameras, trackers, drones, and other radios on a simple web page you open from your phone. Each device is labeled with a threat level so you can quickly see what stands out. It also watches for known surveillance signatures. When it detects patterns linked to Flock Safety cameras or common drone identifiers, those devices are clearly marked with special SURV or DRONE tags so they are easy to spot. You connect to it over its own WiFi network — no app required. From the web interface you can view the live list, mark devices as trusted, refresh the scan, and switch between normal and more aggressive scanning modes.

It is designed to be carried, powered from a small battery bank, or used alongside a Lonewolf Cyberdeck. The firmware is open source so anyone can build or modify their own. Pre-flashed boards are also available for those who just want a working tool.

Passive detection only. No jamming. No cloud. No account.

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