The camera without a shutter button.
unClick takes the picture for you.
Frame the scene and hold the phone. unClick watches what is in front of you, thirty times a second, and fires on its own the instant the moment is right. Or just tell it when.
The problem is old. So is the answer.
Long before autofocus and smartphones, photographers composed their pictures on a piece of frosted glass at the back of a view camera. The ground glass. Under a dark cloth, they waited patiently for the moment to uncap the lens.
The camera didn't decide when. A photographer's trained eye did. The subject could be anyone, anything. A face, a child, a dog, a landscape settling into light. The eye knew.
unClick is that eye, turned into code.
Three signals. One moment.
Whatever is in front of the lens (a person, a child, a pet, a place), unClick scores every frame on three dimensions, thirty times a second. When all three cross their thresholds together, the camera fires on its own.
No button to press. No moment to miss. Hold the camera. unClick does the watching.
Is the moment alive?
If a face is in frame: eyes open, engaged, caught the instant the feeling shows. For pets, an ear lift, a gaze. For a scene, the light coming together. EXPR rises when the frame is meaningful, not just present.
Is it well framed?
How the subject sits inside the rectangle. Thirds, balance, headroom, the space around it. The picture, not just the thing in it.
Is the camera steady?
Whether your hand is steady enough for a sharp frame. Read from the gyroscope, not the image, so it knows the difference between a subject moving and a camera shaking.
The capture.
When all three signals converge above their thresholds and hold there, the bezel turns green and the shutter releases on its own. You'll feel the click. You didn't press it.
Multi-modal convergence trigger, running entirely on-device via the Apple Neural Engine. Every frame scored in under 3ms. Zero data leaves the phone. No cloud, no training on your photos. Patent pending.
Or just say so.
Hands free. Eyes on the scene.
unClick listens for a small set of spoken commands so you can fire, start, stop, or flip the camera without ever touching the screen. Recognized entirely on-device through the Apple Speech framework. Your audio stays on the phone. Patent pending.
unClick takes the click out of taking photos.
But when you want to click, just say so.
The moment all three align.
Watch the signals climb. When each one crosses its threshold and holds, the shutter fires on its own.
Live · 30fps · on-device
What unClick does for you.
Every feature exists to take a decision off your hands. Hold the phone. Watch the scene with it. The rest is automatic.
- Watches the scene thirty times a second
- Decides when to fire the shutter on its own
- Listens for spoken commands when your hands are full
- Saves standard JPEGs to your camera roll
- Lets you set thresholds: strict for portrait, loose for play
- Send your camera feed, voice, or images to the cloud
- Train models on your photos, then or later
- Apply filters, beauty effects, or AI retouching
- Generate, predict, or fabricate any part of the image
- Store any of your photos
- iPhone running iOS 17 or later
- Camera permission
- Microphone permission (for voice commands, optional)
- Apple Neural Engine for all inference
- Every frame scored in under 3 milliseconds
- Zero data leaves the phone
- Three provisional patents on the underlying technology
unClick 1.0 is a multi-modal convergence trigger running entirely on-device. The composition, expression, and stability models share a single inference pass through the Apple Neural Engine, scoring every frame in under 3 milliseconds. No cloud. No model training on user data. Patent pending.
Stop pressing.
Start shooting.