DriftEye
Bring AR paper planes into your world. Then capture the moment.
AR paper planes drift through your real world.
Point your camera. Let them in.
Open DriftEye and 16 paper planes appear around you in augmented reality — no markers, no setup. They're just there, floating, waiting to be captured.
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How to Use
ARKit tracks your surroundings instantly. Once stable, 16 AR paper planes descend and float at different positions around you. Walk around — the planes stay anchored in real space.
The white circle button is the shutter. Tap it and the photo — including the DriftEye logo overlay — is saved directly to your photo library.
The camera icon to the left of the shutter starts recording. The UI hides automatically — only the logo and a red blinking dot remain. Tap anywhere on screen to stop.
A preview screen appears immediately after recording stops. Play, pause, then tap Save to keep it or Delete to discard. Nothing is stored in the app itself.
Frequently Asked Questions
ARKit needs a few seconds to map your surroundings. Keep your phone steady and move slightly to help the system scan — the planes will appear once tracking is stable.
Directly to your device's photo library. DriftEye keeps no copies and uploads nothing to any server.
No. DriftEye works entirely offline. Camera, AR, and recording all run locally on your device.
DriftEye records the full AR scene using ReplayKit (iOS screen recording API), which requires a system-level permission. Recording only starts after you grant it, and all data stays on your device.
None at all. DriftEye is free, ad-free, subscription-free, and account-free — forever.
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Contact Support
Run into an issue or a bug? Drop us a line:
Email: [email protected]
We usually reply within 24–48 hours.