How it runs
Three lines, ready to open feeds.
$ Facevade target "+1 number or email"
> device located, channel open
$ Facevade open front back
> front lens: live
> rear lens: live
$ Facevade history
> saved shots: loaded beneath the feeds
What it's good for
Good for
- reading saved shots
- opening the front and back
- staying right in the browser
- one contact to get going
Not for
- working without a number or email
- a feed you keep after closing it
The verdict: if you've got the contact, the viewer does the rest in the tab already open.
Where this comes from
"tap your tile, then hit the Flip to Back Camera button" Apple Support, on switching cameras in a FaceTime call
On a real call that flip needs both people on the line. Facevade is built around the same front to back view, opened from one contact rather than a call you both join.
Before you start
Do I install anything?
No. Facevade runs in the browser tab you open it in. There's nothing to download onto your phone or theirs.
What do I need to start?
A phone number or an email address for the device. That contact is what sends the viewer to the right feeds.
Which cameras does it open?
Both. The front lens and the rear lens come up together, with the saved shots listed beneath them.