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It doesn't save all the spoken words like it's supposed to. It did save the words the first day I downloaded it, but afterwards nope. Either way, I just like the classic one better, mainly because the classic one has way more activity happening on it.... oh I also read a review somewhere that someone said after downloading one of these "ghost" apps that they had weird things go on; that was a good laugh. These apps will in no way cause any mysterious things to start happening, nor are these apps to ever be taken seriously. It's all for fun people. Take this Ghost Radar app for example, the Classic version whether set on med. or high has 2-3xs more "activity" going on whereas the Legacy one has barely anything going on. Also, none of these "spoken" words make sense, just random general words imo. However, these apps are fun to freak out others that are convinced it's all real. (I'm just saying this app isn't real btw)

I’ve used this app since the Classic Version was the only version. I downloaded Legacy after it became available. Each is accurate! I like that with Legacy you can kept running list of words spoken. My only issue with Legacy...which I just started using after not using it for a while, is that after the warmup, the words spoken do not appear in the list anymore. I’ve uninstalled, and reinstalled many times, and still have the same problem. Any way I can fix this? Sometimes I’m using it, and leave it running while doing other things... I’d like to be able to come back to it and see if I’ve missed anything, or misheard something... with it not appearing in the list, I can’t do that. Any help is appreciated!

I live in an old Philadelphia factory that’s been recently converted to lofts. Occasionally I get the feeling of not being alone, so downloaded this for fun. Has mostly given gibberish: bay, lake, principle - that kind of stuff. However, twice it caught me off guard. The first time I asked for a name, it said Jack. Then I took it downstairs to the mailroom. As I was pulling the mail out of the box it showed “got”. I said yes, I got mail. Then it said “dog”. I remarked that I do have a dog. Still thinking it’s just spitting g random words, I got back to my apartment and in the large mailer, I received a free calendar from PETA with a dog on the cover. It’s been silent since; maybe I left them in the mailroom.