Author: Jay Peters
Image: Hand Mirror
You know that feeling you get one minute before hopping on a video call when you realize you have no idea how you actually look? A handy new Mac app, Hand Mirror, helps with that by turning on your webcam with just one click so you can quickly make sure you don’t have spinach in your teeth. The app is made by designer and developer Rafael Conde.
When you run Hand Mirror, a hand mirror icon will appear in your Mac’s menu bar. When you click it, your webcam turns on, and a small window pops up showing a live feed of yourself. If you click the menubar icon again, the video feed closes, and your webcam turns off.
It’s incredibly useful
That’s all Hand Mirror does, and I find it incredibly handy. Sure, you could check how you look by opening...
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You know that feeling you get one minute before hopping on a video call when you realize you have no idea how you actually look? A handy new Mac app, Hand Mirror, helps with that by turning on your webcam with just one click so you can quickly make sure you don’t have spinach in your teeth. The app is made by designer and developer Rafael Conde.
When you run Hand Mirror, a hand mirror icon will appear in your Mac’s menu bar. When you click it, your webcam turns on, and a small window pops up showing a live feed of yourself. If you click the menubar icon again, the video feed closes, and your webcam turns off.
It’s incredibly useful
That’s all Hand Mirror does, and I find it incredibly handy. Sure, you could check how you look by opening...
Continue reading…
Continue reading...