SelfieX - Automatic Back Camera Selfie

Name: SelfieX - Automatic Back Camera Selfie
Rating: 3.8 (27 reviews)
Author: Vito Technology Inc.

By: Vito Technology Inc.

Photo & Video

Features & Capabilities

The app lets you take selfies with the better rear camera of the iPhone. The problem is, when you turn the screen away, you can’t see if your face is framed the way you want it to be. This app voices directions to guide your framing: right, left, up or down.

When you aim the iPhone at your face at the right angle, the app automatically takes a photo.

Turn your phone back to make quick edits (crop and tune brightness, contrast, saturation) and share.

How it works:

Aim your iSight camera at yourself
Listen to the instructions while catching the angle
Turn your device back
Edit, save and share

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Vito Technology Inc.

Rating:

3.80

(27)

Version:

1.2.0 Last updated: 2017-02-07

Version code:

841498672

Creation date:

2015-04-30

Compatible devices:

Size:

7.91MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-04

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 268,603 ▼ 816

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Developed by:

Vito Technology Inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/selfiex-automatic-back-camera-selfie/id970425302

Website:

http://vitotechnology.com

User Reviews

SelfieX is highly valued for accessibility, letting visually impaired users take selfies with spoken directions and auto-capture, enabling hands-free use and framing accuracy. Many reviews praise the vocal cues and usefulness for various shots, including full-body selfies. However, common complaints include intrusive ads with no easy removal, inconsistent face-detection and guidance (often “I can’t see you”), and post-update issues such as lost sound or reduced photo quality. Some devices cannot open or run the app reliably. Improvements in reliability, ad controls, and customization would greatly help.

Pros

Enables visually impaired users to take selfies with spoken directions and auto-capture.
Offers hands-free operation, reducing the need to rely on someone else to take photos.
Provides clear vocal positioning cues (left/right/up/down) and an automatic shutter.
Useful for a variety of shots, including full-body selfies, improving accessibility.

Cons

Intrusive ads with no easy removal.
Inconsistent face-detection and guidance (e.g., 'I can’t see you').
Post-update issues like lost sound or lower photo quality.
Shutter timing is too quick after the 'Cheese' cue; needs a countdown or delay.
Some devices struggle to open or run the app reliably (compatibility issues).

Recent reviews

I got my haircut and I was getting rid of you use the SelfieX app and it is not working. Did they shut it down? It’s a great app for blind people. They usually use that need to use that technology for the Face ID to let you know to left right or different things in that nature so you’ll be able to activate the Face ID on the iPhone for Blind people that’s what they need to do anyway that I can come up with a new software update for this app to fix whatever problem make it to where we can’t go and take our pictures, especially we already paid for some of the voices on there. The job said we get the key. The app is not opening the iPhone 16 thank you.

by DJ*****, 2026-02-02

This app is a pretty good app it sometimes doesn't capture the best angles I asked my be my eyes app and it said it wasn't the best ankle but it still gives you a general area and a pretty good picture though you still have to position the camera slightly but I think it gives you a pretty good picture anyways but you still have to experiment a little bit but it's pretty easy to take a picture this is a great app for blind people like me

by Be*****, 2025-05-17

The app should have a countdown option after detecting the face instead of automatically taking the picture upon detecting a smile. While detecting a smile and taking the picture automatically is a nice feature, not everyone wants to smile in every picture.