Hawkeye Access

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Hawkeye Access lets you use eye and face movements to control your device hands-free. For people with motor impairments, this makes controlling an iOS device much easier.
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Hawkeye Access for Mac

Control your Mac using head movements
Control your Mac using head movements. Rotate your head to move the cursor and make facial expressions to click, drag, and scroll. Powered by your iPhone’s TrueDepth camera.
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Launch tags:iOS•Mac•Augmented Reality
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Matt Moss
Maker
Hey PH, Matt from Hawkeye Labs here! Hawkeye Access for Mac lets you control your Mac hands-free using head movements and facial expressions, powered by your iPhone's TrueDepth camera. Ever since we first released Hawkeye Access for iOS last year, I've been itching to build a hands-free experience for the Mac. Over my winter break from school, I finally got around to it! Access for Mac is a big step up over traditional hands-free controls. It's easy to learn, incredibly powerful, and cheap. I can't wait to see how this helps people with motor impairments use their Macs, from browsing the web to playing games to editing videos. On top of that, I'm hoping Access will make hands-free controls accessible to more people than ever! Highlights: - Rotate your head to move the cursor - Smile, pucker, raise brows, or stick out your tongue to click, drag, and scroll. - Works system-wide with every app on your Mac - Powered by your iPhone's TrueDepth camera - Connects wirelessly between your Mac and iPhone - Fully customizable - No specialized hardware needed Would love to get some feedback and am happy to answer any questions!
Matt Moss
Maker
@owenfar1 Hey Owen, thanks so much for the kind comment! It really is incredible to get to work on products that can have such an impact on people. On top of that, it's always interesting working on novel UIs :)
Sahin Boydas
Remote Team
finally.. I was looking for this for a very long time. I don't know why nobody built it until now... great work @thefuturematt
Sahin Boydas
Remote Team
@thefuturematt I would love to see constant development. this is a good enough cool idea so make this app paid and also you guys dont need to raise money... :))
Matt Moss
Maker
@sahinboydas We're definitely looking at paid options! The thinking was we'd get it out the door as quick as possible, see if people were interested, and price accordingly. The response has been wonderful so far, so going to be playing with some pricing over the next couple weeks :)
Vinnie T
My first thought was DANG, April came early... Looks very cool and a godsend for accessibility.
Matt Moss
Maker
@vinnie_t Hey Vinnie, thanks for checking it out :)
Arfan Shaikh
This is amazing @thefuturematt
Matt Moss
Maker
@shaikharfan7 Thanks a ton for checking it out Arfan :)
Vlad M
Not sure why this has 1.4 / 5 rating, any ideas?
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Hunter Owens
Relcy
Hawkeye Access for Mac empowers all of us to explore, build, and play on computers through hands-free control. Regardless of whether or not you have motor impairments, Hawkeye feels magical to use.
Fajar Siddiq
CONGRATULATIONS YO!
Matt Moss
Maker
@fajarsiddiq Thanks man! Means a lot :)
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