SCIRE Technology Ltd

SCIRE Technology Ltd: equipment for paranormal research

SCIRE Technology Ltd is a British company dedicated to the design, manufacture and distribution of paranormal technology. Its activity is based on the results obtained in real investigations, according to its own presentation. The company operates through its online shop and maintains an active presence in the circuit of conventions and events in the paranormal sector.

Proprietary devices and developments

Among its products, the Envirobell stands out, a device with multiple sensors that uses coloured light to indicate to the user what type of environmental anomaly has been detected. According to information disseminated by the company, the Envirobell signals through differentiated colours hot and cold spots, magnetic field anomalies in two polarities, EMF spikes, atmospheric pressure fluctuations at two levels and tilt alerts, as well as calibration and low battery warnings.

The company has also announced the upcoming launch of the Hartley Method kit, an experiment developed by FX Paranormal that combines structured questioning and sensory deprivation. SCIRE has conducted live demonstrations of this method at several events and plans to put on sale a kit with all the necessary materials so that researchers can apply it on their own.

Presence at conventions and industry events

SCIRE regularly participates in paranormal conventions. For 2026, the company announced its presence at fourteen conventions and its collaboration with various research teams across the country. Among the confirmed events is EAPEX, held on 7 June 2026 at The Carnegie & Guildhall Complex, in Thetford, with free entry and a programme that includes guest speakers, paranormal investigation teams, vendors, equipment demonstrations and community activities. Andy Guy, linked to SCIRE, gave a talk at that event.

The company has also been present at events such as Kindred Samhain, the first paracon organised by Kindred Spirit Paranormal at the Walworth Castle Hotel in Darlington, where Andy Guy gave a workshop on location control and common mistakes in evidence capture, with a live demonstration of the Hartley Method. It also participated in the Wycombe Paracon held at the Kings Arms Hotel in Amersham, in the Lost Soul Paracon, in the Festival of the Unexplained and in the Tettenhall Towers, where Andy Guy led the tech team in an experiment that pitted technology against human perception, with sessions that included a high-voltage negative ion experiment and another with music from the 1880s.

Outreach and community

Andy Guy, a figure associated with SCIRE, has participated as a guest on podcasts such as Within the Cauldron and Arcane Frequencies, where he has addressed paranormal investigation topics and shared personal experiences. He also presented at an ASSAP webinar about the alleged paranormal activities at Woodchester Mansion and their possible connection with different historical periods. In January 2026, SCIRE participated in ParaMeet World Online, a virtual event broadcast by Ghost Planet Network, with a programme of speakers and activities that spanned several days.

Shipping and downtime periods

SCIRE manages its sales through its online shop and sets annual downtime periods. For the 2025-2026 season, the company set 15 December 2025 as the last date to place orders for shipping before the closure, and resumed activity on 5 January 2026. Orders placed during that interval would not be shipped until reopening.