Selected Apps
Some of the innovative apps we have developed in-house over the years for iOS & Android utilizing our own technology and engineering expertise in computer vision, machine learning, and artificial intelligence.
Our apps have been downloaded over 70 million times and have been featured in the media such as TechCrunch, The Verge, and The Wall Street Journal. Over the years we have had the luch of 5 of these apps reaching the #1 rank in the App Store. Many of these apps have been sold to private investors and are no longer available.
AirDraw
AirDraw for the Apple Vision Pro lets you paint in 3D augmented reality using your fingers, turning your room into a vibrant canvas where your creations float in real space. With fun modes like Sculpt, Physics, and Voxel drawing, you can easily create, play with, and share your artwork (including as USDZ files).
4.5 Stars
300+ Reviews
3D Scanner App
One of the first and most popular apps to use LIDAR scanning on iOS devices. Scan, edit, measure, and share 3D models from your device. Laan Labs sold the app in July 2025 to a private investor.
Face Swap Live
The original live Face Swapping App! Initially released in 2015 for iOS & Android, Face Swap Live lets you switch faces with a friend in real time.
Visit site4.5 Stars
1.5K Reviews
Air Measure
Air Measure is an augmented reality app that allows you to measure the distance between two points in your surroundings. Sold in 2024 to a private investor.
Tap DJ
Professional DJ mixing app featuring iPod library access, real scratching with low-latency, effects & equalizer, cue points & loops, mix recording, sampler with pre-loaded sounds, and innovative GyroScratch™ technology using the gyroscope to scratch.
Tap Roulette
Tap Roulette is a decision making app that allows you to make decisions with your friends.
Visit site4.7 Stars
100K+ Reviews
Sonar Ruler
Sonar Ruler was one of our early experiments in acoustic sensing, using only the iPhone’s speaker and microphone to measure distance by emitting ultrasonic pulses and timing their echoes. Although it’s no longer available, it remains a project we’re proud of for demonstrating how far innovative signal processing can push the capabilities of everyday mobile hardware.
iVideoCamera
iVideoCamera was one of our early breakthroughs in pushing the limits of the iPhone, enabling video recording on devices that Apple hadn’t yet equipped with native video support. The app is no longer available, but it remains a milestone for us—showing how creative engineering and low-level access to the camera pipeline could unlock entirely new functionality years ahead of schedule.
iTimelapse
iTimeLapse was an early exploration into time-lapse creation on the iPhone, giving users the ability to capture, edit, and compile long-form sequences long before these tools were built into the device. Though it’s no longer available, it remains one of our favorite examples of how thoughtful engineering and user-focused design could turn a mobile camera into a creative studio.