r/ProductivityApps 11h ago

Feedback wanted Built a floating image/video reference overlay app. Let me know if it’s trash please

I’ve been doing a lot of 3D modeling and drawing on my tablet lately, and I couldn't keep having to constantly switch apps just to look at my spatial blueprints or character sheets. I looked around for a tool that would just let me float my references right over my workspace, but nothing really did exactly what I needed. So... I figured I'd just build it myself, and it honestly works great for my workflow (Especially now for my animation work).

​It’s an overlay app called HUD. It basically lets you float images, perspective grids, or even videos over whatever app you’re currently using while allowing you interact with anything under it.

​Here is what it actually does:

​● Floats over anything: I use it to keep my architectural layouts and character designs visible while I work in other apps.

● Lock & Ghost modes: You can lock the overlay so it becomes "pass-through" (meaning you can interact with your app or canvas right underneath it without accidentally moving the image), and drop the opacity to make it transparent.

● Stays out of the way: It has a clean UI so you can just focus on your project.

​It's up on itch.io right now with a completely free version. My primary goal right now isn't really to push sales... I honestly just want more people to use it and give me brutally honest feedback. I want to know if the app is trash, what improvements can be made, what features are missing, and how your overall experience is🙇‍♂️

​(I do have a $4.99 Pro version up there because I eventually want to fund the $25 Google Play Store fee to move it there, but seriously, just go for the free one and see how it feels).

My Overlay Image App - HUD

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u/zarkside 9h ago

This looks interesting, ill give it a look

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u/Striking_Evidence_96 9h ago

Thank you!!! Any feedback would be greatly appreciated