Eagle Eye is how independent news reaches Iran when the internet is cut.

When the regime cuts the internet, Eagle Eye keeps the news flowing. Articles, X (Twitter) posts, Telegram channel messages, and fresh VPN configurations are broadcast as QR code sequences on satellite TV. Open the app, point your phone at the screen, and within 15 to 25 seconds verified content arrives on your phone. No internet. No SIM card. No account. No login.

How it works
1. Turn on satellite TV to a channel carrying the broadcast.
2. Open Eagle Eye and point your camera at the screen.
3. Wait for the progress bar to fill.
4. Read, search, and save.

Features
• Fully offline. The app declares no network permissions in its Android manifest. It is physically incapable of sending or receiving data online.
• Signed at the source. Every article, post, and message is cryptographically signed before broadcast and verified on your phone. Tampered content is rejected before display.
• Encrypted on device. Articles, channels, messages, and cryptographic keys are stored with AES-256 encryption (SQLCipher + Android Keystore).
• Resilient reception. Miss up to 30 percent of the QR codes and the broadcast still reconstructs in full, with no rescan needed.
• X and Telegram. Curated X (Twitter) posts and Telegram channel messages travel alongside the news.
• Fresh VPN configurations. V2Ray, Shadowsocks, and WireGuard servers delivered via satellite, ready the moment connectivity returns.
• Screenshot protection. Screen recording is blocked and content is hidden from the app switcher.
• Persian-first. Right-to-left layout, Jalali calendar, and Vazirmatn typography throughout.

The app cannot ask the internet for permission. It does not have it. The only input is the camera. The only output is the screen.

Built for freedom of information.