AR Image Mixer vs Fibery

[Main Functions] Placement of images in the AR space Adjustment of position, size, and rotation angle Display of dimensions (cm/m) AR photography with photos and videos Guidance display (Japanese/English/Chinese) [How to use] You can select image files such as photos, various logos, icons, etc. stored on your iPhone or iPad and place them on the AR space. The images can be placed on any plane (horizontal or vertical) recognized by the AR function, and the position, size, and rotation angle can be freely adjusted. The AR Image Mixer allows users to check the visual impression, design, and harmony with the surrounding landscape in advance by placing sample images on the wall surface. In addition, you can use the camera function to take photos and videos from various angles and instantly share the AR images with others. No troublesome user registration is required. Just install the software and you can start using it right away. [Operating environment] iOS 14 or later with A9 chip or later. [Language Support] Japanese English Chinese [Terms of Use] Please refer to the following terms of use. Privacy Policy: https://sordes1219.github.io/arimagemixerweb/ja/policy.html Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

The same connected workspace your team built, now accessible when you're commuting, grabbing coffee, or "busy". Who this is for: If you're already using Fibery, this extends your workspace to everywhere. New to Fibery? Start on desktop where you can build without squinting — but once you've built your workspace, mobile gives you access everywhere. Because your work doesn't stop when you step away from your screen. A thought pops up, but your laptop's updating. Or it's in the other room. Or at the office — oops! For anyone who's ever had a useful thought at an inconvenient time, or had a free moment to get some work done if only... Yeah. This is for that. What Fibery mobile does: Makes your workspace accessible when and where you need it. The structure you already know, now in your pocket. The real value is execution: checking, updating, capturing. The architecture work still happens on desktop where you have proper hardware and time to think. Some honesty: You can work on databases and views in the mobile app if you really want to. Most people don't. Configuring complex stuff on a small screen is technically possible, but not exactly pleasant. This isn't the simplest mobile app in existence, but if you wanted simple, you'd be using a basic to-do app. Fibery mobile gives you access to the complexity and connections that make your workspace yours. Still powerful, but now slightly finicky. Trade-offs, amirite?