Finding Phantoms, LLC

06/18/2026

Officially will be at the Gettysburg Battlefield Bash in July! Along with our usual inventory, we'll have PHANTOM demoing at the table

05/30/2026

Most paranormal tools integrating AI have a problem from the start.

They learn patterns. Eventually they begin expecting those patterns. Detection subtly shifts toward confirmation. The system starts validating itself.

PHANTOM™ won't drift toward believer or skeptic whether it's run 10 hours or 10,000. It uses machine learning to characterize, never to gate detection, and every learned store is audit-tested with a single question: "If I deleted everything I've ever learned, would my results be identical?"

They have to be. Or the system is biased.

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05/30/2026

Disagreement, contextually, is evidence.

Most paranormal gear looks for sensors that agree. PHANTOM pays close attention when they disagree.

Here is why that matters. In our Pennhurst experience, radar tracked something moving. At the same spot, in the same instant, the IR depth sensor that relies on photons could not see anything there. Thermal picked up a cold signature. The floor sensors registered no footsteps. Audio detected no acoustics related to footsteps either.

A person trips every one of those. A draft trips none of them. But something that radar and thermal both register, that a depth sensor cannot see, that moves without the weight of a footstep, is a contradiction. And contradictions are hard to fake and hard to explain.

Agreement can be a coincidence. A chance of random correlation. A specific, repeatable disagreement across independent sensors over a period of time measuring different physics is a much stranger thing.

That is what we hunt for. And PHANTOM not only views it in context, but honestly scores it with a tiered system, a confidence, and a chance rate. Did the collaboration in sensors occur in a shared time only (tier 1), time and distance (tier 2) or time, distance and kinetic movement (tier 3)? How confident within that tier are we that it's explainable given current circumstances and compared to a quiet null space? And how often (chance rate) could this happen given sensor error, coincidence, or logic drift or degradation over time? And everything considers if something increases (emf, vibration, etc), PHANTOM monitors bidirectional. It's just as important to check "did light just get absorbed from the room" as it is to check "did light get projected into the room?"

That's honest, real information.

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05/23/2026

At Pennhurst Asylum on 5/17/26, PHANTOM(TM) captured something incredible and all the sensor data tells an amazing story. Find it here -

Five Sensors Tracked Something We Couldn't Explain May 17, 2026 — Finding Phantoms Labs On May 17, 2026, we brought PHANTOM to Pennhurst State School in Spring City, Pennsylvania for its first field deployment. It was a public investigation event with approximately 200-300 attendees spread across

05/18/2026

PHANTOM™️ did fantastic at Pennhurst Asylum for a huge multi building environment beta test. I'm super proud of what this can accomplish and the answers it can uncover.

05/06/2026

PHANTOMs first field use didn't go to plan BUT it helped me make it better. Despite most of its features being down right now, here's a look at it in action.

PHANTOM is US patent pending

05/03/2026

Pawtographs Parafest 7 was the first time we got to introduce PHANTOM and DarkMonocle to the public. As a thank you, and in honor of the pup that started it all, PHANTOM's health check watchdog script is named after Murray. Please check out our friends at Murray's Legacy: Tim and Lauren, A New Chapter and check out the amazing work this charity is doing for animal shelters at

The official Pawtographs for Pooches website.

04/25/2026

Although still a work in progress (almost there) PHANTOM™️ and DarkMonocle™️ had their first public exposure today. I'm very excited to see this platform change the paranormal game.

04/05/2026

Something's been building in my lab for a while now. Something big.

For years I've been frustrated with paranormal investigation tools. Not because the field isn't serious — it is. But because the tools aren't. A single LED that lights up when a field changes. A thermometer that beeps. Devices that have no idea whether you caused the reading or something else did.

I wanted something different.

Something that actually thinks.

So I built it.

PHANTOM is a portable multi-sensor environmental monitoring system built specifically for paranormal investigation. It doesn't just detect. It reasons. It knows the difference between you walking past a sensor and something happening in the part of the room you're not standing in. It knows what's human, and what isn't. It listens, watches, and measures in ways no single device ever has before....simultaneously, continuously, intelligently.

Other tools look like toys compared to this.

It sees in thermal AND true full spectrum.

It hears in stereo.

It maps room depth.

It tracks the electromagnetic signature of a space in real time.

And when something genuinely unusual happens... when multiple independent sensors agree, when the data can't be explained by your presence or the weather or the building settling — it tells you. With confidence. With context. With a timestamp you can take to review.
This isn't a toy. It isn't a prop. It's the tool I always wished existed when I walked into a location.

PHANTOM is almost ready.

Almost.

A small presale is coming. Only 10 units. That's it....for now.

If you investigate seriously — whether you believe, whether you're skeptical, whether you're somewhere in between — this was built for you.

Follow along.

More soon.

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