ShutterSay Camera vs Lilip Overlay Camera

Ever set your phone on a tripod, back up for the perfect frame, and realize your finger can’t reach the shutter? Or tried to take a group photo — only to sprint back into the shot and still look stiff? That’s exactly why we built ShutterSay: ShutterSay lets you capture moments without ever touching your phone. Just say a command or flash a hand gesture, and the shutter fires. Your phone stays where it is. You stay in the moment. == How it works == • Voice trigger — Say "capture", "cheese", or any custom phrase and the photo is taken. On-device speech recognition means no internet, no upload — your words stay yours. • Gesture trigger — Just show an OK hand sign and a 3-second countdown starts. Perfect for group selfies, long exposures, or any shot where you need to be in front of the lens. • Smart trigger engine — Cooldown and debouncing prevent accidental double-fires when both voice and gesture are active. == Full-featured camera == • Front / rear switch, flash (off / on / auto), tap-to-focus, exposure lock • 3×3 composition grid, 3 / 5 / 10-second self-timer, haptic feedback • Standard or High quality capture, optional shutter sound • Instant thumbnail preview, one tap to share or save to your library == Why ShutterSay == • 100% on-device processing — no account, no cloud, no data collection • No network permissions required — works fully offline • Minimalist dark UI built for photographers, by photographers • Fully localized in 7 languages (English, 简体中文, 繁體中文, 日本語, 한국어, Español, Deutsch). ShutterSay. Put the phone down. Step into the frame. Capture it hands-free.

Overlay Camera helps you take a new photo while using a past photo as a translucent guide, so you can line up the same composition over time. It is useful for plant growth, a child growing up, body-shape changes, DIY projects, crafts, and other progress photos where position, distance, angle, and framing matter. How it works: 1. Pick a guide photo. 2. It appears as a translucent overlay on the camera screen. 3. Adjust guide opacity and camera zoom to line up the shot. 4. Take a new photo. 5. Compare the guide photo and captured photo with a drag-to-compare slider. You can shoot multiple photos with the same guide, name each captured photo, and organize records with guide names and tags. The guide photo is a preview-only overlay. It is never combined into the captured photo. Records are stored locally on this device inside the app. If needed, you can save only the selected captured photo to your Photos library. Nothing is uploaded to any external service. This first release focuses on the core overlay-and-compare workflow. There is no editing, no filters, no social sharing, and no login.