FaceSensor vs Fidget Lab

FaceSensor is an entertaining way to use haptics to provide information to a blind user of the presence of another person as viewed by the iPhone camera. It does this gently and quietly by way of tactile sensations. These sensations will vary depending on the distance to the observed individual. Farther distances result in fainter signals and closer distances result in stronger signals. Left, center, and right sectors are also differentiated by varying haptic patterns. It is the discreet way to be aware of someone nearby. The Apple Watch can also be used with FaceSensor for reinforced sector information. FaceSensor is for stationary use only.

Three fidget toys, free forever. No account, no adverts, no timer. Most fidget apps are pictures that wobble. This one you feel and hear: every detent fires the Taptic Engine, and every click is metal synthesized live — a titanium ping, a copper thock, a ratchet drum rolling as a wheel spins down. Nothing is a recorded loop. FREE, PERMANENTLY The Click Slider, Haptic Coin and Free Spinner are yours to keep, fully customisable, with no trial and nothing to cancel. If you never pay a penny, they still work. UNLOCK THE OTHER TEN — ONE PAYMENT £9.99 once, and that is the end of it. No subscription, nothing renews, and it stays with your Apple Account on every device. THIRTEEN MECHANISMS · Click Slider — three firm clicks either way, resistance builds then snaps (free) · Haptic Coin — ten magnetic detents, twists like a dive-watch bezel (free) · Free Spinner — one flick, a long wobble-free spin and a quiet whir (free) · Long Click Slider — twice the travel, thirteen detents · Tuning Fork — struck steel, ringing out as it decays · Roulette Wheel — set 0 to 12 magnets, from silky glide to ratchet drum · Bead Spinner — nine ticks a turn, beads knocking as it settles · Palm Roller — a dense bead track, micro-ticks under the thumb · Twin Rollers — two rollers orbiting, each metal with its own wind note · Ratchet Ring — 24 teeth, one-way pawl, sharp mechanical clicks · Spin Top — a spiral illusion, wobble growing as it slows · Gear Ring — 36 fine teeth you feel more than hear · Orbiter Coin — push it to the rim and feel it land · Shake Stick — flick it, feel the segments rattle home BUILD EVERY ONE YOURSELF Ten chassis shapes, sixteen colours across three slots, three finishes, six body metals, five ball materials and four springs. The material is not a skin: pitch follows the square root of stiffness over density, so stainless rings bright and long where copper gives a low soft thock and Ultem barely rings at all. CLICKS THAT COUNT Every detent is counted across every fidget. Ten stages from 1,000 to 1,000,000 clicks, each one setting off fireworks. Reach a million and you can prestige, up to four times, restyling the whole app in copper, silver, gold and diamond. PRIVATE BY DEFAULT No adverts. No sign-up. No account. Nothing collected — the App Privacy label reads Data Not Collected. Works completely offline. For anyone with restless hands: on hold, in a queue, in a meeting, or just wanting something to do that isn't opening the feed. Sound and haptics can each be switched off. Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation. The unlock is a single payment, not a subscription — nothing renews and there is nothing to cancel. Terms of use: https://hapticfidget.com/terms/ Privacy Policy: https://hapticfidget.com/privacy/ Terms of Use (EULA): https://hapticfidget.com/terms/ Terms of Use (EULA - Apple standard licence agreement): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/