I'm very sorry you don't think Handsfree.js has useful demos. That kind of hurts because I put a great deal of effort into making them useful as starting points

I'm very sorry you don't think Handsfree.js has useful demos. That kind of hurts because I put a great deal of effort into making them useful as starting points (I started all this while I was homeless to help someone). I work on Handsfree.js full time and my goal is really to create simple demos so that others like yourself can run with it! Maybe you'll find some of these more useful? - Face Pointer, and accessibility tool to help people who can't use a mouse/keyboard: https://handsfree.js.org/ref/plugin/facePointer.html https://handsfree.js.org/ref/plugin/facePointer.html - Palm Pointers, scroll the page and even multiple scroll areas at once: https://handsfree.js.org/ref/plugin/palmPointers.html https://handsfree.js.org/ref/plugin/palmPointers.html - Gesture Mapper, map static poses in seconds: https://handsfree.dev/tools/gesture-mapper/ https://handsfree.dev/tools/gesture-mapper/ - Face Coding (not ready), to help people with disabilities code by snapping blocks together: https://twitter.com/GoingHandsfree/status/1400560152319729664 https://twitter.com/GoingHandsfree/status/140056015231972966... - The library itself doubles as a Chrome Extension, here are some examples of what you can do with it: https://handsfree.dev/sites/ https://handsfree.dev/sites/ I have dozens and dozens of more experiments. Most of them are pretty basic, but the point is to show you what's possible :)