Two iPhones. One shoots, one watches. The person being photographed sees themselves through the other phone's lens in real time — and decides when to press the shutter, how far to zoom, where to stand.
Over Wi‑Fi or direct peer‑to‑peer, end‑to‑end latency is usually under 100 ms. Works offline — both phones just need Wi‑Fi switched on.
Zoom, focus, shutter, countdown, exposure lock, pose reference — change it on either side and the other follows, with a "remote" cue.
The model drags on the picture; the photographer sees the mark at the same spot. No shouting.
48 built‑in pose outlines, or a photo from your library, overlaid on the viewfinder — adjustable opacity, size, position and line colour.
Video travels directly between the two phones. No servers, no uploads, no data collected. See the privacy policy.
Two iPhones running iOS 17 or later with Wi‑Fi switched on. Allow "Local Network" access on first launch. Having trouble? See support.