Haptix
Feel every frame. Create haptics that sync to video.
What it does
Haptix turns impacts, engine revs, heartbeats, and bass drops into touch—perfectly synced to video on iPhone. Build multi-lane haptic tracks with frame-level control, auto-generate haptics from audio, preview in slow motion, and share tactile video experiences.
Haptix is a free haptic video app for iPhone. Feel, create, and share frame-synced haptic tracks for YouTube videos.
Haptix turns every impact, engine rev, heartbeat, and bass drop into touch—perfectly synced to video on iPhone. Lay down taps, shape rumble, tune texture, and snap every sensation to the exact frame. It feels like a professional timeline—because it is one. Play the video while the pulse bar shows exactly where touch lands in the scene. Slow playback, jump five seconds, or snap events to tenths of a second. Separate taps, rumble, and texture into lanes you can mute, solo, and arrange. Tune gain and fades, then use Feel to preview only the event you are editing. Turn the phone sideways and the interface gets out of the way. Touch remains frame-locked while the picture owns the screen.…from haptix.maincharacter.one
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