Good but need improvements
- Support the use of the rear camera which is also a true depth camera on many iPhone models.
- Allow the foot guide to be flipped vertically, not just horizontally

This application enables users to create 3D digital models of human body parts using an iPhone's TrueDepth camera. It supports scanning various body areas, from the head and torso to specific extremities like hands and feet.
2.0
January 14, 2025
• Now uses Structure SDK for TrueDepth scanning • New body part choices • Added Mirror mode • Minor improvements • Various bugfixes
MoreMonthly subscription for TrueDepth Scanning
SNAP can scan a wide range of body parts including the head, torso, elbow, hand, knee, AK, BK, and full foot. It can also scan foam boxes, plantar surfaces, and foot dorsum.
No, SNAP is designed to allow direct scanning of body parts on your iPhone without the need for a mirror, utilizing the TrueDepth camera technology.
SNAP is compatible with iPhones and iPods that support the TrueDepth camera technology. The app was last updated on January 14, 2025, with version 2.0.
SNAP has an age rating of 12+, making it suitable for users aged 12 and above.
The SNAP app itself is free to download. However, it offers in-app purchases, including a 'TrueDepth Scanning' subscription at $49.95 per month with a 7-day free trial.
Based on the provided data, SNAP is supported on iPhones and iPods. There is no mention of Android compatibility.
The latest version of SNAP is 2.0, which was released on January 14, 2025. This indicates the app is actively maintained and updated by the developer, TechMed 3D Inc.
No, SNAP does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and monetizes through in-app purchases and subscriptions.