HappyRec’s avatar mode lets you present on camera without being on camera — face tracking runs entirely on-device.
Not everyone who records a tutorial wants to be in the tutorial. For a lot of course creators, streamers, and support teams, the camera is the actual blocker — not the screen capture.
HappyRec’s answer is an avatar: pick one of 12 animated characters — four of them deliberately business-ready — and it mirrors your blinking, mouth movement, and head tilt in real time, using on-device face tracking. The important part is what doesn’t happen: your camera feed drives the animation and is never recorded, stored, or sent anywhere.
Prefer your real face after all? A Face Cam bubble auto-zooms to keep you centered and gets burned directly into the video, even in single-window recordings where a floating overlay normally couldn’t be captured. Want neither? Drop in a logo bubble instead. Whichever you choose, it shows up burned into the final file — not as a separate export step you can forget to do.
