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Version 1.1.1 · 2026-10-13
- Fix bugs - Improve performance
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The store currently lists version 1.1.1, updated 2026-10-13.








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Create stunning visual effects using only your hands.
Gesture Studio transforms real-time hand tracking into interactive 3D particle experiences. Move, shape, and trigger dynamic visual effects directly from your camera with smooth gesture recognition designed for iOS.
Using advanced finger tracking technology, your movements instantly become glowing particles, morphing shapes, and immersive visual reactions. Every gesture feels responsive, fluid, and natural.
FEATURES
• Real-Time Gesture Tracking
Track your fingers and hands with smooth, responsive detection.
• Interactive 3D Particles
Move and shape particles in real time with intuitive gestures.
• Particle Morphing
Transform visual effects into dynamic shapes with simple hand movements.
• Hand Sign Recognition
Perform gesture signs to trigger unique visual reactions.…
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- Fix bugs - Improve performance
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