UAP Nexus

Over 280,000 UFO and UAP records, every one on the map where it was reported, and all of them on your phone.

Tap a dot to read what the witnesses described: what they saw, when, where, and who wrote it down. Swipe the card to move to the next report nearby. Open the full case file for the photo or video when there is one, every detail of the report, and links to the original sources.

Reports connect. When the same place keeps turning up across the years, or a cluster of reports lands in the same week and the same region, the map draws the line and says why. Tap a connection and the two reports come up side by side.

What is in the archive:
- Project Blue Book, the U.S. Air Force's own case index, 1947 to 1969
- The National UFO Reporting Center, with reports right up to this year
- Larry Hatch's catalogue of classic cases from around the world
- Government releases, including the 2026 war.gov files
- Famous cases such as Roswell, Rendlesham Forest, the Phoenix Lights and the Nimitz encounter

Every record shows its source. When the source itself explains a sighting, the case file says so. Old catalogues often give a place only roughly; those dots are drawn as rings and the card tells you the position is approximate.

The whole archive is stored on the phone, so the map works with no signal. Written accounts download as you open them and stay readable offline.

No account, no ads, no tracking.

The same archive is on the web at uapmap.org.