A surge in reports of unidentified drones over U.S. cities has raised concerns among residents, particularly in New Jersey, where many sightings are attributed to drones but often identified as conventional aircraft. The Air Sentinel app, available for free on the Google Play Store, helps users monitor nearby drones by utilizing Remote ID signals required for most drones in U.S. airspace. Developed by Airsentinel.ai, the app detects drones broadcasting Remote ID signals, providing information such as their digital “license plates,” locations, and flight paths. The Remote ID system, enforced by the FAA, allows drones to transmit their identity, altitude, and takeoff points. The app is designed for homeowners, businesses, and public safety teams, while maintaining privacy protections by restricting advanced features to verified government entities.