Intruder Selfie
The App That Takes a Photo on the Wrong Password
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Someone keeps trying your PIN? Get their face on camera. WYTMP (on iPhone: CrookCatcher - WTMP Anti Theft) silently photographs whoever tries to get into your phone and tells you when and where it happened.
How it works
- Install the app and allow camera and location.
- Turn on intruder detection.
- When someone tries to use your phone, the front camera takes a silent photo.
- You get an alert with the photo, time and GPS location.
What you get
- Silent intruder photo — no flash, no shutter sound
- Time, date and GPS location of each attempt
- Email and push alerts
- Intruder video, SIM-change alerts and stealth mode (Pro)
- Anti-theft alarm if the phone is moved or unplugged
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there an app that takes a picture when someone enters the wrong password?
Yes. WYTMP on Android and CrookCatcher - WTMP Anti Theft on iPhone silently take a front-camera photo of the person trying to get into your phone and save it with the time and GPS location.
Does Android take a photo on a wrong PIN?
Some phones from some brands have it hidden in settings, but most Android phones don't. WYTMP adds a wrong-PIN intruder selfie to any Android phone.
Does iPhone have an intruder selfie feature?
No. iOS has no built-in intruder photo. CrookCatcher - WTMP Anti Theft adds it, along with intruder video, alerts and a decoy home screen.
Is it legal to photograph someone who tries to unlock my phone?
Capturing evidence on your own device is generally allowed, but laws differ by country. Use the app only on phones you own.
How much does it cost?
Free to download. Pro features are optional; on iPhone Pro costs $0.99 per week, $6.99 per month or $19.99 per year.
Catch them in the act — free
Silent intruder selfie, GPS location, and instant alerts. Set up in under a minute.