Beam Eye Tracker is a PC utility for adding head and eye tracking to compatible games, using a standard webcam or a phone instead of dedicated tracking hardware. Its central idea is to let players move the in-game camera by looking and turning naturally, while keeping their hands on a racing wheel or flight stick. The product describes support across simulator and other game genres, including racing, flight, space, driving, farming and combat.
The design combines eye tracking with six-degree-of-freedom head movement: yaw, pitch and roll, alongside leaning forward, sideways or upward. Players can use head tracking alone or combine it with eye tracking, then tune sensitivity, smoothing and the balance between the two. Hotkeys allow tracking to be paused, resumed or recentered without leaving a game. The store description also highlights practical uses such as checking mirrors in a racing or trucking game, scanning cockpit instruments in flight simulations, and looking around a spacecraft. An optional gaze overlay can show viewers where a streamer is looking.
Its play context depends on the supported title and how that game uses camera movement; the listed examples range from Assetto Corsa and Euro Truck Simulator 2 to Microsoft Flight Simulator and War Thunder. The source also describes a demo with full feature access and a limit of three hours of active tracking.
