Calibrated gaze-to-monitor detection
Calibrate your displays and let FaceSense follow where you're looking. FaceSense is designed to avoid switching focus when your gaze is unclear.
Local-first multi-monitor productivity
Let your focus
follow your gaze.
FaceSense is a Windows desktop app that uses calibrated gaze detection to help keep your work in sync with the display you're looking at. Enable Auto Focus only when you want it.
Windows installer link coming soon.
Runs on your PC. Auto Focus is off until you turn it on.
A conceptual multi-monitor workspace
Auto Focus Off by default
Camera processing stays local
Windows desktop appCalibrated gaze detectionLocal camera processing
01 / The idea
Your attention moves between screens. Your workflow can, too.
When your work is spread across monitors, the active window may not be on the screen you're looking at. FaceSense combines calibrated gaze detection with an optional, deliberate focus action to help reduce that friction.
A considered flow
From gaze to focus -
with you in control.
FaceSense estimates gaze locally, then stabilizes monitor decisions before any optional focus action.
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Connect your displays
FaceSense detects connected monitors.
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Calibrate your setup
Calibrate the displays you want gaze-based focus to use. For better accuracy, calibrate each display 2–3 times.
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Start Focus Detection
FaceSense estimates gaze locally and stabilizes monitor decisions.
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Choose whether to enable Auto Focus
It is off by default. When enabled, typing intent can trigger an eligible focus action on the selected display.
Gaze-based focus and calibration require at least two connected monitors. FaceSense is for Windows.
Built around your workspace
Focus, presence,
and choice.
Separate tools for gaze-based focus and presence-based workspace privacy - with clear control over what is enabled.
Optional Auto Focus
When enabled, FaceSense can bring an appropriate open window on the display you're looking at into focus when you begin typing. You stay in control: Auto Focus is off by default and can be switched off.
Privacy Mode
Use face presence - not gaze - to help protect an unattended workspace. Privacy Mode can minimize eligible windows after an absence period and restore the saved workspace after a confirmed return.
Multi-monitor awareness
FaceSense works with monitor layouts and calibration profiles. Privacy Mode works with any monitor count; gaze calibration and Auto Focus require at least two connected monitors.
Designed for local processing
Your camera stays
on your device.
Your camera image is processed on your PC. Camera footage and face data are not uploaded. FaceSense detects input activity - it does not record what you type.
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Auto Focus is optional and off by default.
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Privacy Mode uses face presence and does not capture workspace screenshots.
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FaceSense does not move the mouse or type on your behalf.
Presence-only protection
Step away.
Return to your workspace.
When Privacy Mode is enabled, FaceSense can wait for a configured period of face absence before minimizing eligible workspace windows. It restores the saved workspace state after face presence is confirmed for a short return delay. If presence drops during confirmation, the workspace remains hidden.
With multiple monitors, Privacy Mode can run alongside gaze focus and share the active camera. When Focus Detection is not running, Privacy Mode uses its presence-only detector.
Physical keyboard or mouse activity can restart the absence countdown. If activity is detected while the workspace is hidden, FaceSense can attempt to restore it.
Privacy ModeFace presence only · No workspace screenshots
Windows installer
Ready for your
Windows setup.
Download FaceSense for Windows, run the installer, and follow the on-screen steps.
Installer link to be added by IoTrix.
Minimum system requirements
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Windows 10 or Windows 11, 64-bit.
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Quad-core processor, 2.0 GHz or faster.
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8 GB RAM and 2 GB of available storage.
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Webcam for face detection and gaze features.
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Two connected monitors for gaze calibration and Auto Focus. Privacy Mode works with one or more monitors.
Good to know
Questions, answered.
Does FaceSense send camera footage to the cloud?
No. Camera processing runs locally on your device. FaceSense does not upload camera frames or face data.
Does FaceSense record what I type?
No. It detects typing or input activity only. It does not record key values, typed text, passwords, or message contents.
Is Auto Focus always active?
No. Auto Focus is off by default and must be explicitly enabled.
Do I need multiple monitors?
Gaze calibration and Auto Focus require at least two connected monitors. Privacy Mode can be used with any monitor count.
What does Privacy Mode do?
It uses face presence to help minimize eligible workspace windows after you have been away and restore the saved workspace after your return is confirmed. It does not take workspace screenshots.
Does FaceSense move my mouse or type for me?
No. FaceSense does not move the mouse or enter text.
How do I install FaceSense?
Download the Windows installer, open it, and follow the on-screen instructions.
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