By Anthony F. Sanchez, Author & Researcher For Ghost Hunter Apps In July 2024, when SCD Archon and Vocibus Mk2 hit the scene, they didn’t just push the boundaries of the paranormal field—they shattered them. These cutting-edge tools, designed by Ghost Hunter Apps (GHA), introduced a revolutionary way to communicate with the unknown. At the heart of this breakthrough is Necrosent Mode , an AI-driven system that "trains" the Ghost Box mind to remember signal strengths and station frequencies preferred by spirits. It’s a first-of-its-kind innovation—one that has already yielded chilling , undeniable evidence . A New Era for Paranormal Research From the SCD1, SCD2, GB-1, Afterlife, and other groundbreaking tools, GHA has always been at the forefront of spirit communication. But 2024 marked a turning point—the retirement of the old and the dawn of something entirely new. Armed with the SCD Archon & Vocibus Mk2 , Anthony F. Sanchez has already conducted high-profile i...

By Anthony F. Sanchez, Author & Researcher For Ghost Hunter Apps The SCD Archon is celebrated across continents for its profound impact on paranormal research. With endorsements from key figures in the community and featured spots on platforms like 'Coast to Coast AM', this app is setting new standards in the realm of spiritual exploration. Join us and see why the paranormal community is buzzing about the SCD Archon. The SCD Archon: Experience Real-Time Replies from Spirits, 100% Validation of Ghost Talk Join us in an immersive video that features a live ITC session with "Jean"—an unexpected spirit from the Paranormal Hive —who directly communicates with Robyn and Stephen Rapsey . This powerful demonstration of the SCD Archon app is swiftly gaining recognition as a revolutionary advancement in spirit communication technology from Ghost Hunter Apps. Global Acclaim from Trusted Voices The SCD Archon is not just another app—it's a breakthrough in paranormal rese...

By Anthony F. Sanchez, Author & Researcher For Ghost Hunter Apps So, um… where the heck are all the old paranormal apps? And just what is going on? For those who have followed my work for years, you might be wondering why I decided to phase out some of my original apps from a decade ago . Yes, it's true—many of those apps were released back when Windows 7 was the standard, and I know, for some, that seems like a lifetime ago. But here's the thin g: Microsoft has since released numerous versions of Windows, each packed with its own slew of updates, improvements, and security measures. For developers like myself, that means continuous adaptation and, sometimes, saying goodbye to older software that simply can’t keep pace with today’s technology. When I first began considering a revival of those beloved early apps —SCD1, SCD2, GB1, GB2, Minibox, and others—I ultimately decided it wasn’t the right move. My focus has shifted toward modern, cutting-edge software that’s fully ...