Two products for the camera on your desk
LookingPro Inc. builds two desktop applications for video calls: LookingPro and LooperPro. Both run on Windows and macOS, and both reach the call the same way, as a camera you select inside the meeting software you already use.
Your expressions, rendered live
What it does
LookingPro creates a photorealistic digital proxy driven by your own facial movement. Expression, head motion and timing carry through to the picture in real time, so what people see follows what you actually do in front of the camera.
The moment it is for
The meeting that lands while you are travelling, working from home, or simply not in a position to be on camera. The usual answer is to switch the camera off, which reads as disengagement and strips the non-verbal signals out of the conversation. LookingPro is the alternative to that.
Turning it on and off
Start LookingPro on your computer, then select it as the camera in your meeting application. It runs only while you have it switched on. Change back to your hardware camera during the call whenever you want, or close the application to stop it.
What the other people see
A moving picture of you in the meeting window, in the place the camera feed would normally appear. They install nothing and change nothing in their own software.
What it does not do
It does not speak for you, answer for you, or join a meeting you did not join yourself. It does not touch your microphone: your voice goes to the call as it always did. It is built to represent you, not to let one person wear another person's face.
A calm loop for short interruptions
LooperPro uses the same virtual camera path as LookingPro, so the meeting software treats it as an ordinary camera you selected. It replays a short capture of you, nothing more.
What it does
LooperPro captures you at the moment you switch it on and plays that back as a natural loop, so your tile keeps moving instead of freezing or going dark.
The moment it is for
The everyday interruption during a call you are already on: the doorbell, a drink, something out of frame that needs thirty seconds. You keep listening, and the meeting does not stop to wait for you.
Turning it on and off
Switch it on while you are settled in front of the camera: it takes what it needs at that moment, with no preparation beforehand. Switch back to the live camera when you return. The loop stays on only for as long as you leave it on.
What it does not do
LooperPro is for short interruptions, not for sitting through a meeting in your place. It does not react to what is said, nod or answer, because it replays a recording. It does not mute you, so handle your microphone as you normally would.
Delivered as a camera, so nothing else has to change
Both products present their output as a virtual camera. Any application that lets you choose which camera to use can use LookingPro or LooperPro, which means no plug-in inside the meeting software, no new platform for your organisation to adopt, and no dependency on a single meeting vendor.
Windows and macOS
Both applications ship for Windows and for macOS. We confirm supported operating system versions with you directly, because they move while the products are in development.
Tested against real meetings
We test against the video conferencing software people actually use, Zoom and Google Meet among them.
On only while you say so
Both applications run while you have them switched on, for the call you chose to join, and you switch back to your hardware camera at any moment.
Requesting access
LookingPro and LooperPro are in technical preview, and access is by enquiry. There is no public download, no plans or tiers, and no published pricing at this stage.
Write to us and say which of the two interests you, whether you work on Windows or macOS, and how video calls fit into your working day. We will come back to you about a build.
Email: tech@lookingpro.com