Every angle. One tap. Perfectly in sync.
Beacon turns the iPhones you already own into a studio-grade volumetric capture rig. Set them around the scene, tap record once, and every device captures RGB+Depth in lockstep.
Works standalone. Record a full volumetric take with nothing but iPhones — no cloud account, no rest of the stack required.
A capture rig that fits in your pocket
No cloud queue, no calibration charts, no timecode hardware — the mesh handles it.
Every iPhone in the rig locks to a shared clock over local WiFi — sub-frame synchronization without cables or external hardware.
LiDAR depth and RGB captured together on every device. Fused capture resolves thin geometry and reflective surfaces photo-only rigs miss.
Devices find their own positions in the scene. No checkerboards, no manual alignment pass — set them down and shoot.
Bringing broadcast cameras? Beacon speaks Genlock so pro glass and iPhones roll on the same clock.
Capture processing never leaves the phones. Zero-latency preview, and nothing of your scene touches a server.
Captures land in the same tape format the VoxaVerse engine reconstructs from — no conversion step in between.
Not a mockup. The actual app.
Straight off the devices — the current Beacon alpha running a live two-iPhone rig. In active development and on its way to the App Store.

Create a rig or join one as a camera node — every capture starts with a single tap.

Nearby rigs surface instantly over the local mesh — here an iPhone 13 Pro joining an iPhone 17 Pro’s rig.

4K·60 HEVC with matched ISO and shutter pushed to every node at once — one settings sheet for the whole rig.

Connected nodes, shared timecode, one record button for the entire rig.

Manual ISO, shutter and white balance, P3 color and depth recording — all on the same synchronized clock.

Every capture is a numbered roll with sidecar metadata — organized like a film set, not a camera roll.
Screens shown are from the in-development alpha — UI and features may change before release.
Privacy isn't a feature. It's the architecture.
The volumetric category runs on cloud upload. Beacon doesn't.
Be holding it on day one.
Beacon is in active development alongside Nexus. The viewer their output streams through is already live on this site.