Singalong Mirror AR: How the iPhone Mirror Sparkles When You Sing Along

Singalong Mirror AR turns the front camera of your iPhone into a mirror that sparkles when you sing along. You hold up the phone, start a nursery melody, and the mirror reacts as you sing.

This guide explains what Singalong Mirror AR is, how it works, and who it suits. It is listed as Coming soon on aeternusvita.io. You can get notified from the product page when it is ready.

What Singalong Mirror AR is

The short description says it plainly: "A front-camera mirror on iPhone that sparkles when you sing along." The subtitle is "Sparkles when you sing".

The longer description adds the detail. Singalong Mirror AR turns the front camera of your iPhone into a mirror. You sing along with a nursery melody. A sung guide carries the tune, and a vocal leads the words. The mirror sparkles as you sing.

Glowseed props can sit on your face while you watch yourself. A crown, ears, stars and a hat are there to wear in the camera. They stay with your face as you move. Five melodies make up the set, and each one has its own guide.

This is a family session on the phone. A parent supervises, and you can sing together in the room. The mirror, the sparkle and the props all stay on the iPhone.

Singalong Mirror AR is part of aeternusvita.io. Hold up the phone, start a Glowseed melody, and sing along as the mirror sparkles.

The Play copy lists six features:

• A front-camera mirror on your iPhone
• The mirror sparkles when you sing along
• Five nursery melodies with a sung guide
• A vocal that leads the words
• Face props: a crown, ears, stars and a hat
• A parent supervises the family session

Nothing has been submitted to a store and no release date is set. The site lists it as Coming soon.

How the mirror and the sparkle work

On an iPhone the front camera faces you. Singalong Mirror AR uses it as a mirror, so you see yourself on screen as you would in a hand mirror. Hold the phone at a comfortable distance and the view follows you.

Then you sing. A nursery melody plays and you sing along with it. As you sing, the mirror sparkles. The sparkle is the response to your singing, shown in the same view you are already watching.

You watch yourself in the mirror, hear the melody and the guide, and see the sparkle in that one view. The phone stays in your hand. The mirror, the sparkle and the props all stay on the iPhone.

The build is for iPhone on the web. The brief lists the target as iphone-web with the iphone-ar template and a kit-three web build. A hosted web build exists for testing and a smoke test on iPhone has passed. For you as a parent, the session runs in the browser on the phone using the front camera you already have.

The five melodies and the sung guides

The set is five nursery melodies. Each melody has its own guide. The brief does not name the five tunes, so this post does not list them.

Every melody comes with a sung guide that carries the tune. That guide holds the shape of the song so you can follow it. Alongside it, a vocal leads the words. One part keeps the melody steady, the other leads the lyrics.

Each melody is a separate choice. Start a Glowseed melody, hear its guide, and sing along. When you want a different song, choose another from the five. Five melodies give variety for a short session without a long list to browse.

The face props that stay with you

While you watch yourself, Glowseed props can sit on your face in the camera. The four types named are a crown, ears, stars and a hat. They appear in the mirror view as an overlay.

They stay with your face as you move. Turn your head or lean in and the prop stays in place. Step back or shift the phone and the placement follows you. The crown or ears or hat feels worn, rather than pasted on a still frame.

You wear them in the camera, not in the room. They show up when you look at the screen and move with you while you sing. Try different ones across the five melodies, or stay with one you like.

For a family session the props add something to look at together. A child sees themselves with a crown while singing, and a parent sees the same view on the phone.

How a family session works

The Play copy describes this as a family session on the phone, with a parent supervising. It is written for the parent to run.

You are in the same room together. Hold the phone so the front camera sees the singer, or so both of you can see the screen. Start a melody, the sung guide carries the tune, the vocal leads the words, and you sing together.

The parent stays in charge of the phone and the session. That means starting and stopping a melody, choosing which of the five to sing, and holding the device at a distance that frames the face well. The mirror, the sparkle and the props all stay on the iPhone. You do not need to set anything up elsewhere.

A short session works well. Pick one melody, sing through with the guide, watch the sparkle, then decide if you want another.

Who it suits

Singalong Mirror AR suits parents who want a simple singalong activity on the phone that keeps a child engaged by watching themselves.

It suits you if your child likes nursery melodies and likes seeing their own face on screen. The mirror gives them something to watch while they sing, and the sparkle gives a clear response. The props, a crown, ears, stars and a hat, add a playful reason to stay for another verse.

It suits you if you want to sing together without knowing every word by heart. The sung guide carries the tune and the vocal leads the words. You can follow both, even if the child is still learning the lyrics.

It suits short, supervised time together in the living room or bedroom. The brief frames it as a family session in the room on the phone. That fits a few minutes after nursery, before bed, or when you want a calm, shared activity that uses a phone you already own. Everything stays on the iPhone, so you can start and finish quickly. You stay together in the room and see the same view.

If your child is very young, you will do most of the holding and choosing. If they are a little older, they can stand in the mirror, choose a prop, and sing with the guide while you supervise. In both cases the parent remains the supervisor, as the Play copy states.

Coming soon: how to get notified

Singalong Mirror AR is listed as Coming soon at https://www.aeternusvita.io/en/products/singalong-mirror-ar. Nothing has been submitted to a store. The brief does not include a price, a rating or a release date, so this post does not give one.

If you want to know when it is ready, open Singalong Mirror AR on aeternusvita.io and use the notify option on that page. The product page will show when the listing moves from Coming soon.

The summary is this: a front-camera mirror on iPhone, five nursery melodies each with a sung guide, a vocal that leads the words, a mirror that sparkles when you sing along, and Glowseed face props (crown, ears, stars and a hat) that stay with your face as you move. A parent supervises, you sing together in the room, and everything stays on the phone.