Your face,
on top

A round camera bubble that floats above every app on your Mac. For demos, talks and screen recordings.

GLASSCAM in heavy letters across a wall of round portraits printed in raspberry and teal

See it work

Drag it anywhere. Hold Option to switch camera or resize.

Camera off. The demo uses stand-in portraits.

Inside the bubble

Scroll to take it apart.

  1. Your desktop

    Whatever you are presenting. Clicks on the clear parts of the overlay go straight through to it.

  2. The camera

    A round live feed. Hide the background and only you stay, on a disc of glass.

  3. Two inks

    While the menu is open, a raspberry and a teal ring slide out of register, like the icon.

  4. Liquid Glass

    The buttons are glass. They fly out of the camera and melt back into it.

  5. The controls

    Cameras on the right, close and quick settings on the left, the resize handle on top.

Always on top

The bubble floats above your other windows, wherever you drag it.

Click through

Clicks on the transparent parts reach the app behind.

Any camera

Built-in, USB, iPhone or iPad. Each one keeps its own zoom.

Resize

Drag the handle from half to twice the size. It is kept across launches.

Hide the room

Turn the background off and only you stay in the circle.

Liquid Glass

Clear or frosted glass on macOS 26. Runs on macOS 14 and later.

GlassCam app icon: a lens printed twice in raspberry and teal

The icon is one lens printed twice, slightly out of register. Risograph misregistration and the colour fringes of real glass look the same, so we used both. The glass on this page is amazing-glass.