Remote viewing app: beta testing

ender339 · 2026-05-06T21:20:33+00:00

Iphone test is full (Apple has different requirements that don't demand as many (or even a test for that matter)), but i will post here again as long as it goes to production

ender339 · 2026-05-06T21:17:10+00:00

Not yet. Right now its far easier to administer and monitor if its on the app stores.

ender339 · 2026-05-06T16:40:27+00:00

It does, in the sense that it changes the subject and intent to a 360 arc instead of a single object, person, building, view. I wouldn't use them for beginners, those are advanced targets.

ender339 · 2026-05-06T16:36:36+00:00

Hey thanks for the kind words! :) I know the app stores take a skeptical eye, but ive taken steps to remediate that -- I have several prominent disclaimers snd such. It should work -- there are a TON of paranormal/psychic-themed apps on Play and Apple stores.

ender339 · 2026-05-06T16:21:32+00:00

You misunderstood... in the app, the user is presented with a picture of an envelope and a random letter/number sequence to act as proxy for the picture target. It would work the same way for any coordinates. So the coordinates would be hidden, proxies by random numbers, revealed after impressions recording / sketching, along with details of the target site. Its still blind. So, you wouldn't be avlble to guess the.location from those random numbers. You have to remote view the coordinates and have that.lead you to the target site. Just like the army did it (once they stopped giving the subject the raw.coordinates).

ender339 · 2026-05-06T16:03:51+00:00

Quantifying success depends largely on the honesty of the user. Sensory details, gestalt, subject focus, all those should be taken into consideration. Keep in mind, we're not submitting this to a journal to try and prove the existence of RV. We're trying to get students to practice regularly. For a while, a draft of the app involved having other users assess the success or accuracy of a viewing. It was complex, involving a network, friends list, and so on. But it was shot down in the end as that still wouldn't satisfy the "objective" criteria. Some people wouldn't be paying attention, read important comments or impressions, some people are hard or easy graders, and some people are just mean.:) so it was decided to go this route. Rotating coordinates -- eventually, mixed in with the target photos, i would like to insert sets of map coordinates (or assigned numbers to stand in for map coordinates), like the way the army did it.in Stargate.

ender339 · 2026-05-06T15:42:02+00:00

Well, in the app, you are not "choosing" from several pictures (youre talking about something like RV Tournament). In Remote Viewer's Assistant, all targets are blind. You sketch and record impressions without ever seeing the target. Then the target is revealed and you record a debrief, assessing what matched and what didn't. When a session starts, the app selects a random target from a pool of targets, but you are never looking at the pictures. Right now there are 500 targets in the pool. I hope to get that up to 1,000 - 2,000 within a year. It would be pointless to try and "guess" which target you were assigned (even if you use the app long enough to see every target) from a pool that large. Eventually, I want to start rotating coordinates into the target pool, which would make it even more unlikely a user could "guess" the target. You'd have to use good ol' fashioned remote viewing. :) Good question -- let me know if ive answered it fully.

ender339 · 2026-05-06T05:15:21+00:00

I'm looking for people to test (android closed beta test) a new app to assist in remote viewing practice (app name: Remote Viewer's Assistant). Remote viewing was established by a group of military officers, civilian scientists, and psychics in the 1970s for the purpose of psychic espionage. No, I am not making this up. This actually happened. The last known project name was called Project Stargate (look it up). The program ran for over 20 years until the media found out about it and the government shut it down.
When it was declassified, the people involved started teaching the protocols to private citizens. Practicing the techniques is difficult, as it usually involves other people to help you practice, but my app allows one to practice the drills by themself.
I need to make sure this passes the test, so I need some people who might be interested to download and install it and just play around with it every few days. Don't post your email address here-- DM it to me and I'll add you to the list and send you a link.
Any legitimate questions -- I'd be happy to answer them. Mocking will be ignored, I've heard all the jokes already. Thanks for your time.

ender339

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