Gesture Guard v0.1.3
Gesture Guard v0.1.3 — fixes macOS camera access + the stuck "Loading settings".
- The engine is now a small signed .app that carries its own camera-usage description, so macOS actually prompts for camera permission instead of silently denying it.
- The settings panel no longer hangs on "Loading settings" (the config load now retries while the engine boots).
Install (macOS, Apple Silicon)
- Open
Gesture Guard_0.1.3_aarch64.dmg, drag Gesture Guard to Applications. - In Terminal, run once (clears the download-quarantine flag — needed because the app isn't notarized):
xattr -cr "/Applications/Gesture Guard.app" - Launch it. Allow the camera permission prompt when it appears.
Camera notes
- First run may grab your iPhone via Continuity Camera. Use the camera selector in the app (Camera 0/1/2/3) to pick your built-in FaceTime camera, or turn off Continuity Camera on the iPhone (Settings → General → AirPlay & Continuity).
Windows
Gesture Guard_0.1.3_x64-setup.exe(or.msi). SmartScreen → More info → Run anyway.
Everything runs locally; nothing leaves your machine.