Viso FBT for iPhone

Product snapshot

Viso FBT brings full-body motion tracking to VR without extra hardware. Created by Guangzhou GameDay Network Technology Co., Ltd., this iPhone application uses the device camera to track your limbs and translate those movements to a VR avatar. It’s designed to make immersive, full-body interaction more accessible.

How it captures movement

• The app detects joint positions using the phone’s camera and converts them into real-time avatar motion.
• Calibration is quick: position your phone, follow a short pose routine, and the system aligns the tracking to your avatar.
• Tracking covers major limbs and extremities, including shoulders, elbows, knees and feet, enabling more natural body representation in virtual environments.

Compatible systems and platforms

Viso FBT works with popular VR ecosystems, letting you use full-body tracking in multiple setups:

• SteamVR and tethered PC headsets.
• Oculus Quest (Standalone and via PC link options).

Getting started — simple setup steps

1. Install the app on your iPhone and grant camera access.
2. Mount or place the phone so it has a clear view of your body.
3. Run the in-app calibration sequence and connect to your VR client.
4. Enter VR and verify avatar motion; adjust settings as needed for smoother tracking.

Reasons to consider it

• No extra trackers or sensors required — just the phone you already own.
• Free to download and straightforward to configure.
• Enables a fuller range of avatar motion for social VR and gaming.

An alternative worth noting

If you want another option for virtual interaction, consider LivU — Share Life Free. While LivU focuses on social video experiences rather than full-body tracking, it’s commonly recommended for users seeking free apps for live sharing and communication.