Only opted-in people appear
Never strangers. If someone has not switched discoverability on, they are simply not in the results.
Live scan
Faces surface as they come into frame — on a stage, across a stand, around a table. Cards appear as people are recognised, and the whole session saves so you can work out later who you actually met.
Live scanning is app-only · free to start
Faciey is a face-recognition app. People add their own face and the links they publish; anyone who sees them can scan the face and reach all of it. Nobody is in it who did not put themselves there.
How it works
What it will and will not do
A camera that recognised strangers would be something else entirely, and not something worth building. This one can only ever surface people who asked to be surfaced.
Never strangers. If someone has not switched discoverability on, they are simply not in the results.
One toggle and they vanish from a scan already running. It takes effect immediately, and a paid plan cannot see past it.
Being found is not silent. Everyone who matches gets an alert saying their face appeared on a scan.

Where it earns its keep
Conferences, gigs, meetups, panels, market stalls. Anywhere you meet more people in an hour than you could possibly remember by the end of it.
It is face matching run on the camera feed rather than on a saved photo. In Faciey, you point the phone at a room and profile cards surface as faces come into frame, instead of taking a picture and scanning it afterwards.
No. Faciey only matches people who switched discoverability on for themselves. Anyone who has not is invisible to a live scan, and there is no database of scraped faces behind it.
Yes, at any moment — including during a scan that is already running. Hiding takes effect immediately and beats a paid plan: a subscriber still sees nothing.
No. Live scanning needs the camera and runs in the app on Android, with iOS in review. The web version at faciey.com/scan handles photos.
Yes. Everyone who matches gets an alert telling them their face appeared on a scan, with how close the match was.
Add your face once and you become reachable to anyone who scans a room you are standing in — and invisible again the moment you say so.