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About Chiron

Chiron turns your hand into motion. Point the front camera at your hand and Chiron locks onto its skeleton in real time — every joint, from thumb to palm — then lets you record, review, and export the motion as a clean, shareable clip.

Everything runs on your device. Hand landmarks are detected locally, frames are never uploaded, and nothing is saved until you choose to record and export.

CAPTURE
• Real-time hand skeleton tracking with the front camera
• Track one or two hands at once
• Smooth, stable landmarks — no jitter, no lag
• A live quality meter tells you when the tracking has a clean lock
• Tap once to record; pause and resume as often as you like

REVIEW
• Scrub the timeline to inspect any single frame
• Toggle between a full Skeleton overlay and a minimal Points view
• Preview the motion loop before you export

CUSTOMIZE
• Give every finger its own color — Thumb, Index, Middle, Ring, Pinky, and Palm
• Build your own neon skeleton palette, or reset to the defaults in one tap
• Light, Dark, and System themes

EXPORT & SHARE
• MP4 video — perfect for reels, tutorials, and social posts
• GIF loop — a lightweight animation you can drop anywhere
• Transparent PNG frames — per-frame assets for editors, motion graphics, and overlays
• Generate only the format you need, then share it straight to your other apps

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
• On-device hand detection — your camera feed stays on your phone
• Frames are never uploaded to any server
• Content is saved only when you record and export

Whether you're a creator making motion overlays, a designer prototyping gesture UI, a developer studying hand landmarks, or you just want to see your own hand rendered as glowing bone, Chiron makes hand motion capture effortless — no rig, no markers, no cloud.

Aim. Record. Export. That's it.

What’s new

Version 0.1.0 · Updated August 24, 2026

Capture your hand skeleton on-device and export it as MP4, GIF, or PNG frames