DiscoMachine Lite vs Ugokist

◆An AR camera app that transforms the space in front of you into a sparkling neon disco. ◆Instantly turns any space into a party vibe. Perfect for fun videos with friends or loved ones. ◆Every scene — night views, indoors, city streets — comes alive with glittering neon effects. Effects move rhythmically to the BGM, creating endlessly entertaining visuals. ◆In addition to built-in BGM, you can also use your own music as the background track. *DRM-protected songs (such as purchased songs) may not be available for playback. ◆Share your recorded videos directly to TikTok, Instagram, X (Twitter), and more. ◆Lite Version Limitations Only one built-in song can be selected. A LITE VERSION watermark will be added. ◆If you enjoy the Lite version, please consider purchasing the full version "DiscoMachine" — enjoy it without the watermark. *Before purchasing the paid version, we recommend first confirming that the Lite version works satisfactorily on your device.

Ugokist (motion-aware person) is a real-time effects processor for camera footage. It processes the image based on the amount of movement captured by the camera, dramatically changing the image. The following effects are available: - Flip - Brightness - Scale - Afterimage - Delay - Mosaic - Rotation - Glitch - Puase - Edge - Scratch - Spectrum - Mirror - Strip - Kaleidoscope The following settings are available: - Camera: Specifies the camera to use - Zoom: Camera zoom ratio - Effect: Selects the video effect - Automatic Zoom/Effect: Automatically changes the zoom ratio and video effect - Settings Button: Displays the settings button - Uncharging Warning: Displays a warning when the device is not charging The following information is displayed: - Motion: The amount of change in the camera image - FPS: Video frame rate Tips - On iPad, full screen viewing is recommended. - Double-tap or long-press the screen to open the settings. - You can save the displayed image as a movie using the OS's standard screen recording. - You can display the screen or project it using the OS's standard AirPlay. - To use full-screen display on iPadOS 26 or later, select the full-screen app in "Multitasking & Gestures" in the Settings app.