Jarvis Mode
Your camera stays private — never shown. Orderly ovals of particles track each hand and morph to your finger gestures: make a fist to condense them, open your palm to bloom, point to fire a beam, pinch to spin a vortex, throw the horns for sparks — and pull two hands apart to zoom.
Camera is used only to detect your hands — the video is never shown, recorded, or uploaded. Hand tracking runs locally in your browser.
Try these gestures
Fist
condense into a dense core
Open palm
bloom into a wide cloud
Point
fire a directed beam
Peace
split into two swirls
Pinch
spin an inward vortex
Rock
spark electric arcs
Three
form a rotating halo
How it works
Jarvis Mode runs Google's MediaPipe Hand Landmarker in your browser, tracking up to two hands (21 points each). It reads which fingers are extended to classify a gesture, then drives a completely different particle behaviour for each — condense, bloom, beam, dual swirl, vortex, electric arcs, or halo. The distance between your hands controls a live zoom. No video is ever displayed; tracking is fully on-device.