Windows are born where you move, hold on your face and fade. Your desktop stays visible in between. Live, in one click — no TouchDesigner, no After Effects.
Someone under my first reel asked whether I was working on ransomware.
No. Every piece you see is a real macOS window the app opens and closes, hundreds of times a second, exactly where you move. The grey traffic lights are what macOS draws on an inactive window. The title gets cut with the system ellipsis. Nothing is drawn on a canvas.
Which is why it looks like your Mac has been taken over, and why no filter can fake it.
Pick a look, move, record. Vertical 9:16, your face held in the safe zone, nothing else on screen. The visual people spend a night building in TouchDesigner — live, from your camera, different every take.
Windows are born on the kick, the voice, the hi-hats, and gather on the beat. Record yourself to your track with a transparent background and drop the pieces into your clip — footage of you, cut by your own music.
Looks run on the GPU for the whole frame, so the window count never slows them down. Mix them: each window with its own.
Born on the kick, the voice, the hi-hats. Gathered on the beat: tempo and downbeat are found by themselves. Source: the microphone, anything your Mac plays, or the video itself. Change the look with a clap.
Pick a look per role. Clap, talk, play something: the desktop answers with that role's windows in that look. With a folder of stems from your DAW each track knows exactly what it is. Coming in 1.0.
A look that leaves a trail of pictures where you moved: your own folder, emoji, a Telegram sticker pack. Big ones near you, dust at the edges of the trail. Drop any picture on this page — it joins the trail on the desktop right now.
One key. A countdown. The panel, the HUD and the cursor stay out of the file.
Hover a format — the desktop becomes that stage. The bar records a few seconds; the file lands by the Dock.Tap a format — the desktop above becomes that stage. The bar records a few seconds; the file lands in the Dock.
Coming in 1.0. Today: any screen recorder.
One recording, framed for each place: the safe zones of Reels and TikTok, a Canvas loop, the whole desktop for YouTube. Pick one — the file from the Dock opens in that frame.
Coming in 1.0. Today: crop in CapCut or Final Cut.
| Filters | TouchDesigner / AE | Fracam | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Live | yes | TD yes · AE no | yes |
| Learning | none | days to weeks | none |
| Beyond the frame | no | no, one canvas | the whole desktop |
| Follows sound | no | build it yourself | kick, voice, beat |
| Looks like | everyone else | yours | yours, every take |
| Price | subscription | $600 · $22/mo + plugins | once |
The free version is the whole app, forever: every look, the sound mode, every preset. Recordings carry one small extra window named fracam#1 — a credit, not a stamp. Buying removes it and unlocks the transparent and green backgrounds, the vertical 9:16 stage, the projector and preset sharing. Updates in 1.x included.
Any Apple Silicon Mac. On small ones the app lowers the window count and camera resolution by itself; you can set both.
No. Camera and microphone are processed on the Mac. The app only downloads optional neural models and sticker packs you ask for, and checks for updates.
In OBS, yes: capture the screen. A virtual camera is planned later.
Not now, and no date. The licence is per person, so a Windows version would be included if it is made. Leave your email on the download page if you want one.
One payment. No subscription. No account.
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