I only have the free version right now. I can’t quite justify $35 for the full version. I have an iPhone Xs. It seems to struggle a bit with closed mouth shapes. Maybe the Xs cam is a bit different. But overall really cool. I’ll probably get it if there’s another update for Xs.

While producing a 3d animated comedy, we use this fantastic app in a variety of ways with excellent results. Our voiceover artists capture their facial performance while they record their audio, providing accurate lip sync. We then record the facial expressions of our mocap artists, giving us synchronized expressions and eye movements. The app is simple to use and produces usable, reliable files that are easy to manage both locally and even working with non technical creatives in remote locations.

I’ve been using this app for 4 years and it’s been consistently excellent. I run a small animation studio, I teach with this app, and I love supporting small businesses as well. This app is so useful because it records FBXs & WAVs from voice actors without any fuss, making it easy for a technical animator to work with the data. Niels consistently responds to questions promptly and even supported my students in the MIT MITES program last year. Long live Face Cap!!

The app is a great opportunity for developers to try easily integrate higher quality facial animations into their 3D software or game engine.Well, it would be if the prices wasn’t outrageous. $75? ... I think the developer doesn’t understand his/her audience, and just wants money. But if he/she was smarter, the realization would come that this is a low quality app, with impressive technology, that any experiences developer can make themselves quickly. The UI is ugly and not clear (even though there are only a few buttons) and the facial motion detection is not overly accurate. If this developer was serious about making money, then they should charge $2-7 for the app MAX. Even the Zbrush-clone apps on the App Store cost less than this, and those are far more complex.I’ll just connecting my phone to unity and programming the rest. This app was close to being amazing but SURPRISE SURPRISE, indie’s don’t want to pay $75 for low quality and options, and companies are just going to use something professional