Red Dot Sight Camera

Red Dot Sight turns your phone camera into an optic you actually look through. Mount a sight on the glass, pick a reticle, and the world behind it moves the way it should. The housing stays bolted to your phone, the dot floats on the lens, and your hands make it sway. This is not a crosshair drawn over a photo. It is a sight. TEN OPTICS ON THE RACK Reflex, holographic, tube, micro, prism, scope, iron sights, a green phosphor night tube, a thermal sensor, or nothing mounted at all. Each one is drawn as real hardware with its own window, wall thickness, turrets and glass tint, so you choose by looking at it rather than by reading a name. ELEVEN RETICLES, DRAWN TO REAL SUBTENSIONS Dot, circle dot, chevron, crosshair, mil dot, horseshoe, triangle, duplex, German 4, T bar and a drop compensator. Every pattern is specified in minutes of angle the way a real optic is, so a 65 MOA ring really is 65 MOA. Zoom in far enough and the reticle grows with the image exactly like a first focal plane scope, and the mil spacing stays honest. TUNE IT ON THE BENCH, OVER THE LIVE VIEW Slide up the loadout and it is all one tap away: the optic, the reticle and its size, six emitter colours, eight brightness steps, and a zero you dial in quarter MOA clicks for windage and elevation. The sight lifts clear of the bench, so you watch every change land on the glass as you make it. INSTRUMENTS THAT READ REAL SENSORS A compass heading tape across the top. An elevation ladder showing how far above or below the horizon you are aiming. A cant level that warns you when the sight is rolled over. A hold meter that fills as your hands settle. Press and hold to steady the reticle, the way holding your breath settles a real shot. Switch any of them off when you want the view clear. IT HAS WEIGHT Sway comes from the gyroscope, not from an animation. The reticle is a damped spring trailing the muzzle, so a fast pan throws the dot wide and it settles back. The shutter kicks it. Set the sway anywhere from locked solid to very loose. TAKE THE SHOT Photos save straight to your gallery with the sight drawn exactly where it sat on screen, housing and all. Optionally stamp the bearing, angle, zoom and reticle along the bottom edge. RANGE LOG Every shot is kept with the bearing, elevation, cant and steadiness it was taken at. See your shot count, your most used reticle, your average hold and your best hold, and read the full reticle guide. NO ACCOUNT, NO INTERNET Everything runs on your phone. The app does not even request internet permission, so nothing is uploaded, there is nothing to sign in to and nothing to buy. Red Dot Sight is a camera app and a simulation. It is not an aiming device and is not intended for use with any real firearm.