Seek Thermal

Seek Thermal, Inc.

About this app

**Featured as Best Product of the Year by Popular Science and This Old House
**Featured Best of the Best New Products by Field & Stream
**Featured in more than 500 Global press articles this year

Seek Thermal is the best way to experience and visualize thermal energy while on the go, at work, indoors, or in the outdoors. With this free app and a Seek thermal imaging camera, you can quickly and accurately detect, inspect, measure, and visualize thermal energy from your smartphone and tablet.
With the official Seek App, you can easily:
• Turn your phone into predator vision with connect & detect convenience
• Capture and easily share, store or document thermal photos & videos
• Take spot temperatures and thermal images detailing the entire scene
• Accurately inspect, diagnose, and assess the source quickly
• Safely examine any object in daylight or total darkness, including through obscurants like fog, smoke and light brush
• Easily navigate between multiple viewing modes and color palettes – ensuring multiple options to gain the best thermal image
• Use with your smartphone and tablet

Some advanced features are not available to entry-level Compact and CompactXR models like Span & Level and Emissivity.

Ratings and reviews

The hardware is well designed and works as advertised. The software app for android phones however is poor. My Samsung S10e phone has to be rebooted for the Seek camera to be recognized by the Seek software app!! Had I known that before purchasing, I would have bought a different device. I contacted Seek about the problem 6 months ago and nothing has changed.

Waste of money. Worked twice and then stopped. That's hardware. And as for garbage software people can see other reviews. Incompetent sw team has hardcoded supported phone models. Android APIs are designed for even kids to able to write code for applications that can be phone independent and work for many Android versions. This app is nothing more than bringing data from sensor over usb and processing that data. Most of Android internals are abstracted for it. The rest of the app is sending commands to sensor over the same usb interface. At any given day, simplest features based on command and fetch should always be working for pretty much all decent phones. No matter which Android version

Update 9/16/20: They finally removed location as a required permission. Only thing required is storage now (at least for me), which is fine since they need to save pictures. Only been a few years that we've been asking for this. Thanks for FINALLY doing it. Once I use it a bit, I may raise my rating. Just tinkered enough to prove that location isn't required any more.

What's new

Further improvements and performance enhancements to improve your experience