Describe visible facts
Record placement, markings, openings, cables, lights, field of view, and where you were standing. Avoid labels such as “spy camera” until the object is identified.
Free private documentation tool
Record what happened. Keep conclusions out.
Build a factual privacy-incident timeline after noticing an unfamiliar device or concerning room detail. Copy, print, or download the report without sending its contents to us.
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Review every line before sharing it. This draft does not determine whether an object is a camera or whether a law or platform rule was violated.
The report records what you saw
Continue the room check on your phone.
The report builder does not scan a room or nearby devices. Use Hidden Camera Finder for the separate on-device inspection, then return here to record only what you can verify.
Good documentation is specific
Separate observation from interpretation.
A useful report preserves time, place, context, and actions without claiming more than you know.
Preserve a timeline
Note when you first observed the item, when photos were taken, when you left the space, and which support channel you contacted.
Minimize personal data
Keep reservation codes, access credentials, names, and exact private addresses out of drafts that may later be shared.
This is not a detector or legal report.
The builder organizes information you enter. It cannot inspect a room, identify an object, assess credibility, determine a crime, or replace advice from local authorities or a qualified professional.
Incident report questions
Privacy, evidence, and safety
Is the incident report stored or uploaded?
No. The report is assembled in your browser and is cleared when the page is refreshed or closed. The site does not receive the text, location, timeline, or selected actions.
Does this report prove that an object is a hidden camera?
No. It records what the author entered and does not identify a device, verify an allegation, establish a policy violation, or provide legal advice.
What details should I leave out?
Do not enter guest names, booking numbers, room-access codes, home addresses, phone numbers, or other sensitive personal information. Use a general location and factual observations.
What should I do with a suspicious device?
Prioritize personal safety. Avoid touching, dismantling, accessing, disconnecting, or destroying it. Document the context from a safe distance and contact the property, booking platform, or local authorities as appropriate.