ProjectX vs AliceSense

ProjectX turns your iPhone or iPad into a portable projection mapping studio. Map animated visuals, videos, photos and effects onto any real-world surface — walls, cubes, stages, buildings, furniture, windows, anything you can point a projector at. The entire setup takes seconds, not hours. WORKS WITH ANY PROJECTOR Plug in an HDMI adapter and your projector is detected automatically. Got an AirPlay-compatible projector? That works too! A GROWING LIBRARY OF VISUALS Choose from a collection of animated effects and visuals. New effects are added regularly, so there's always something fresh. MAP ANY SURFACE Place shapes on your canvas, warp them to match your real-world surface, and fill them with visuals. Polygons, circles, stencils — fully customizable. Set content for your entire canvas or fine-tune each shape individually. POWERED BY METAL Perspective-correct rendering, real-time warping, and smooth performance — all GPU-accelerated. Content looks natural on any angled surface. GREAT FOR - Creative experimentation - Room ambiance and mood lighting - DJ visuals and party setups - Social media viral content - Art installations - Holiday decorations and displays ProjectX makes projection mapping accessible for everyone! Privacy Policy: https://getprojectx.app/privacy Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula Questions or feedback? Reach us at support@getprojectx.app — we'd love to hear from you.

AliceSense is an experimental, non-optical camera for ambient moments. Instead of relying purely on a lens, it captures a moment through the device's wider sensory state: ambient sound, kinetic motion, light, time, weather, and traces of visual structure. These signals act as a multidimensional exposure, developed into an image through AI. What emerges is not a conventional photograph, but a sensory translation of a specific space in time. Develop your sensory exposures using four distinct visual recipes: • Analog: Anchors the moment in photographic reality, using the room's energy to dictate film grain, halation, and motion blur. • Shui-mo: Translates acoustic and kinetic intensity into expressive, monochromatic brushstrokes and negative space. • Diagram: Renders the moment as a raw, tactile sensory diagram, mapping data through architectural construction lines. • Infrared: Adopts a machine’s perspective, replacing natural colors with intense, data-driven gradients. AliceSense is not trying to replace photography. It is a parallel instrument — a camera for conditions, tensions, and the atmosphere of an invisible moment.