Lock Eyes is a private side-channel for video calls. It lets you share a small, always-on video window with one person using a second camera—while staying invisible to everyone else on Zoom, Meet, or Teams. No accounts, no integrations, just a 4-letter code. It is not a meeting tool, it is a glance tool. Built on WebRTC with instant kill switch, full privacy, and sub-second latency.
This app was devised to fill a gap in digital communication. Remote workers have no ability to share knowing glances when someone says something truly off the wall during a meeting. Sometimes you just need to look at your work bestie and confirm you both just heard what you thought you heard.
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tried it with my partner during a work call and the second camera feed just appears instantly on their screen, no setup or logins needed. the kill switch is a nice touch for when you need to drop the glance immediately.
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the sub-second latency is honestly the standout, you can exchange a real look with someone mid-meeting without anyone clocking it
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tried it with my partner during a work call and the second camera feed just appears instantly on their screen, no setup or logins needed. the kill switch is a nice touch for when you need to drop the glance immediately.
the sub-second latency is honestly the standout, you can exchange a real look with someone mid-meeting without anyone clocking it
Macrodata Refinement Application
Also there's tic tac toe