Touchless Browser vs ScreenPact

"Touchless Browser" is a browser that can be operated remotely by using the recognition of hand gestures by the camera. When you eat a hamburger and don't want to touch the screen with your dirty hands, When you want to move the recipe screen while cooking, When you want to operate from a distance such as the back seat of a car, When you want to operate the screen placed next to you from the bed, etc. Let's browse freely in various situations. App features - The camera recognizes the hand and the position appears as a pointer. - Pinching is equivalent to left-clicking the mouse. You can tap the link etc. - Moving while pinching is equivalent to dragging. You can scroll the screen. - You can perform the "back" operation by bending the ring finger and little finger and raising the other finger. - You can check the above operations at any time from the help in the app. - Twitter Live: display new tweets about the set word. What you can do remotely - Scroll - Click the link - "Back" "Forward" - Web Search using Audio Input Things that cannot be done remotely - Operation of special elements such as seek bar of video site Some websites do not work well with remote control, so try the websites you want to use during the free trial. - Recommended distance from screen to hand 30 cm to 200 cm - Recommended device Devices with A12bionic or higher chips (older models may not work) - Term of Use https://www.akikan.llc/remote_hand_browser/term_of_use.html

ScreenPact allows extremely fine-grained control over which apps are available to your kids and when. Apps can turn on and off on individual custom schedules, limit the time spent within those schedules, refresh based on time away from the screen, and more.