How do I display all touches on screen in order to demo an iPhone app?

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Alex Argo picture Alex Argo · Jul 14, 2011 · Viewed 24.6k times · Source

Now that we have display mirroring on the iPad 2 (wired now... wireless coming in iOS 5), is there an easy way to display all touches on screen? This would be useful when demoing an app?

What I am looking for is the ability to just include some SDK, and maybe change a line of code after which all of my touches will be displayed on screen.

I have seen many other ways to demo apps: 1)Using the simulator along with a screen capture tool that will turn your mouse cursor into a big white circle 2)Jailbreak hacks that can record the screen/display all touches

However, my goal is to just have touches displayed on a regular app running on an actual device.

Answer

hypercrypt picture hypercrypt · Mar 27, 2012

You can use Touchposé: https://github.com/toddreed/Touchpose

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