Vector — a remote viewing practice app
Vector is a remote viewing practice app for training coordinate remote viewing (CRV) sessions: a blind target, an ideogram, and a written record. Built for people curious about the declassified history — entertainment and education, not a claim of psychic proof.
The practice
Coordinate remote viewing (CRV): a blind target and an ideogram.
Blind target
You work from a coordinate before anything about the place is shown. The point of a blind target is that the description comes first and the reveal comes after.
Ideogram
An ideogram is the quick reflexive mark at the start of classic CRV. Vector keeps that first move in the session instead of skipping straight to a guess.
CRV structure
The rest of the session follows a coordinate remote viewing sequence: sensory notes, sketches, and a transcript you can read back later on the device.
Then the reveal
After the session, the target can be shown so you can compare what you wrote with what was there. Comparison is the practice. It is not a score that proves an ability.
Public record
Star Gate, as historical context.
From the 1970s into the 1990s, parts of the U.S. government studied remote viewing for intelligence work. That effort is widely known by a later program name, Star Gate. The program existed. After declassification, a large set of its documents became public through Freedom of Information Act releases.
In 1995, a review of the program concluded that it had not shown operational utility for intelligence. Operational use ended after that review. Vector does not relitigate the finding and does not treat remote viewing as a demonstrated ability.
The app uses the session format associated with coordinate remote viewing as a structured way to practice. It is for entertainment and education. It is not a scientific instrument, and it is not an argument that the 1995 review was wrong.
Same name, different product
Not the other Vector.
Vector by Phantom Labs is this remote viewing app (App Store id 6777106120). It is not a cardiac, ECG, or heart-rhythm product named Vector, and it is not VEREVIO. If you were looking for medical software or a different company, this is a different app.
Practice on iPhone.
Vector is on the App Store from Phantom Labs. Session notes stay on the device.
Download on the App Store