See the radio signals around you, and keep the record.

Yes, please. Consentiva is in constant development and we build what members ask for. In the app, open Help & support and tap Suggest a feature; paid members get priority. You can also email support@consentiva.xyz.

Yes, on every plan including Free. Finish a walk and tap Share to get a public link with your readings, the spectrum and, if you choose, your video. You can post it to X, Facebook, LinkedIn, Truth Social, Threads, Bluesky, Reddit, WhatsApp, Telegram, email or text in one tap, and save the video for Instagram, TikTok or YouTube. The page never shows your email, a map or your voice notes, and you can stop sharing at any time. Videos carry your GPS position, so the app asks you to confirm before sharing one.

No. It means a signal was clearly stronger than what Consentiva has learnt is normal for that block at that time of day. Most turn out to be ordinary: a nearby radio, a delivery van's data modem, a new cell site. Consentiva tells you the likely service so you can judge.

Record video during the walk (any paid plan). The measurements show where and when a signal was strongest; the video shows who or what was there at that moment (a vehicle and its plate, a boat, an aircraft, a person with an antenna), with the time, GPS position and live RF reading burned into every frame and lined up with the signal in the report. Being in the same place at the same time does not prove that person or vehicle was the source of a signal.

It is the difference between a signal's level in this walk and the typical level Consentiva has recorded for that same frequency, block and time of day. It is a relative, uncalibrated reading from your receiver, not an absolute exposure measurement, and it does not establish a dangerous exposure, an unlawful transmitter, a specific source or intent. What a receiver sees also depends on its antenna, its gain, how often it sweeps (a short transmission can fall between sweeps) and the surroundings. Consentiva only receives; it never transmits.

Each walk teaches it what is typical for every ~150 m block, separately for night, morning, afternoon and evening, and separately for each receiver, antenna and gain setting so readings are compared like with like. Walk your usual routes on two or three different days and the comparison becomes sharper.

A zip file with the raw measurements, your voice clips and video, the report, a scan-coverage summary, a manifest listing the SHA-256 of every file, and the SHA-256 hash chain. It also contains a small verifier that anyone can run offline, with no Consentiva account, to check that nothing was altered after it was recorded. It shows the package is intact, not that the receiver was calibrated.

Consentiva only receives, which is generally lawful. Respect privacy and trespass rules, and don't record other people's conversations; Florida requires everyone's consent. See our Terms.

Yes, for part of it. In Safari an iPhone can open Consentiva, record marks, GPS and video, and try the app's practice mode (practice data is always labelled as such). What an iPhone can't do is connect to a USB receiver from a web page, so it can't measure real radio signals itself, and our iPhone app is in development. Until then, a paid account can send a one-time link to any Android phone with Chrome. That phone connects with no username or password and records live RF into your account under your plan, while your iPhone logs marks, GPS and video on the same walk.

Credit and debit cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover), Apple Pay, Google Pay, Samsung Pay, Amazon Pay, Cash App Pay and Link. You choose at checkout; Apple Pay shows on Apple devices and Safari, and Google Pay and Samsung Pay on Android phones and in Chrome. Payments are processed by Stripe, and we never see your card number.

Any time, from Manage billing in the app. You keep access until the end of the paid period, and walks recorded while subscribed stay in your account.