Gold Detector: Treasure
Android app by DangunDad. Tools · DangunDad
- Store rating
- Unknown
- Store rating count
- Unknown
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Listed by the store
- Version
- 1.1.1
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-16
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Store description excerpt
Turn your phone into a treasure-hunt signal radar. Gold Detector turns nearby signal changes into a clear radar, number gauge, graph view, and Treasure Vault history. Move slowly, compare the reaction, and save strong signals as clues. 🧭 Treasure radar • Live signal strength with easy-to-read numbers • Calm, detected, strong, and jackpot-style signal stages • Start, stop, calibrate, and compare while you search 📊 Signal views • Switch between a big number gauge and graph view • Check current, average, peak, and low signal values • Keep the screen awake while you continue searching 🎯 Search modes • Presets for general searching, coins, jewelry-like signals, iron-like reactions, and quieter targets • Each mode adjusts how strongly the app reacts to signal changes • Auto-start option for quick repeat searches 🗃️ Treasure Vault • Save strong reactions and review them later in Treasure Vault • Add notes to saved clues after a scan • Filter and sort records by signal type, date, strength, or name ✅ Alerts and honest use • Vibration alerts and adjustable signal sensitivity • Choose when strong-signal notifications should appear • Set a daily treasure-hunt reminder if you want a nudge Gold Detector is a fun signal helper for treasure-hunt play. It can help you notice nearby changes, but it cannot confirm gold, silver, copper, or what an object is made of. Results can change with your phone model, nearby electronics, magnets, and the place where you scan.
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