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// UMBRA //
UAP FILES

READ WHAT WAS IN SHADOW

> Every U.S. Department of War PURSUE release — documents, videos, sensor footage — in one native iOS reader. Push within minutes of every new tranche.

OUT NOW · FREE · iOS 18+ · iPhone & iPad

UMBRA · iOS · APP PREVIEW · v1.0
// APP PREVIEW

A walkthrough of Umbra on iPhone — browse every PURSUE release by agency, open documents, imagery and sensor footage natively, and put ECHELON, the on-device AI analyst, to work.

> Watch the full walkthrough in Umbra
WHAT IT DOES
01_INDEX

Every release. Every artifact.

Documents, images, and sensor videos indexed within minutes of going public. Filter by agency, type, date, location. Search every title, description, and keyword.

02_PUSH

The moment a tranche drops.

Push notifications within minutes of release. No reload, no refresh, no waiting for r/UFOs to notice.

03_NATIVE

Built for reading.

Native PDF viewer with pinch-zoom and page navigation. Full-screen images. In-app video playback. Bookmarks, notes, share — all on-device, all yours.

04_ECHELON

All-source AI analyst.

ECHELON — an on-device all-source AI analyst. Query in plain language; it searches, ranks, and cross-references the right files for you. Fully private: nothing leaves your iPhone.

SCREENS
Umbra — the All Files grid, filterable by type and agency Umbra — a PURSUE tranche, browsable by document, image, video and audio Umbra — ECHELON, the on-device AI analyst Umbra — the incident map
BROWSE THE ARCHIVE

Hundreds of files across the U.S. government, organized by agency and subject — start with a thread, then read it in the app.

NOTABLE FILES

Start with the cases everyone's heard of — then read the record behind them.

DISCLOSURE & TESTIMONY

The people and hearings behind the files — and how the record went public.

FAQ
Is PURSUE a real U.S. government program?

PURSUE is the U.S. government's public release of its Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) records — documents, images, and military sensor footage published at war.gov and drawn from across the federal government, framed with the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office's (AARO) assessments.

Are these real government UFO files?

Yes. Every file in Umbra comes from the public PURSUE record at war.gov. Umbra organizes and renders the documents, images, and videos but does not host or alter them.

Is Umbra free?

Yes — the full archive is free to browse, search, and read. An optional Umbra Clearance subscription adds ECHELON (an on-device AI analyst), an incident map, offline cache, real-time push, and ad-free reading.

What is ECHELON?

ECHELON is a fully on-device AI analyst included with Umbra Clearance. Ask the archive in plain language and it reads the actual declassified files — OCR-ing scanned pages — then answers with quotes and tappable page citations. Nothing leaves your device.

Where does Umbra's data come from?

From the public PURSUE record at war.gov. The app reads its catalog from Apple's iCloud (CloudKit public database); there is no developer server tracking your reading.

Is Umbra affiliated with the U.S. government?

No. Umbra is an independent, unofficial reader. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the Department of War, the NSA, AARO, or any government agency.

IN THE RECORD

> A sample of what's inside — every PURSUE release, indexed by agency, type, date and location:

> The PURSUE catalog is hundreds of files and growing. Read it the way it should have been published.