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Someone vibe coded a Mac app that lets you grab images, windows and even your iPhone screen, then move them around your webcam with your bare hands. On a video call you normally share your screen or hold your phone up to the camera. This turns all of that...

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Brandon3 months ago

This sounds like such a fun tool! 🙌✨

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The hard part isn't the hand tracking, it's the virtual camera driver. Getting that to work across Zoom, Meet, and OBS without breaking on every macOS update is where these projects usually die. curious if it's using ScreenCaptureKit or the older AVFoundation path.

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WizMedTech3 months ago

@ai_for_success this would be a nice addition to IRIS.

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Renato Costa2 months ago

thanks for the shout

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