Sensory TrulySecure

Sensory TrulySecure combines face recognition and speaker verification for biometric authentication, with recognition described as running on-device. It can fuse face and voice signals: a convenience mode accepts a face match, a voice match, or a combined score, while TrulySecure mode requires both to match. Voice recognition supports text-dependent and text-independent use. Face liveness detection is designed to resist spoof attacks, and supported camera types include 2D RGB, infrared, and time-of-flight. Sensory says version 4.0 supports 3D and infrared cameras for authentication in low light or darkness, and can shift some processing to the GPU. Adaptive enrollment can refine a user profile during regular use to reduce false rejections; enrollment can also take place within a voice UX. Sensory describes speaker verification uses such as profile switching, access security, and identifying speakers for personal assistants. TrulySecure is FIDO UAF certified for Android and iOS, and implementations are listed for Android, iOS, Linux, Mac OS, and Windows. The product is free, but licensing terms, price, and support are provided directly by Sensory.

TrulySecure offers configurable face-and-voice authentication, with separate convenience and dual-match modes.

TrulySecure may suit developers considering face and voice authentication for mobile or desktop implementations. Its described speaker-verification uses include profile switching, access security, and identifying speakers to personal assistants.

Sensory TrulySecure is biometric authentication software that combines face and voice recognition for apps and devices. It suits teams embedding identity checks in their own products, especially when they need to choose between convenience and requiring both biometrics. Its configurable matching is the draw; licensing requires direct contact with Sensory.

Overview

TrulySecure gives developers two distinct authentication policies. Convenience mode can rely on a face match, a voice match, or a combined score; TrulySecure mode requires both face and voice to match. That flexibility lets a product set a more accessible path for routine access and a stricter one where dual verification matters, but the stricter option necessarily depends on both modalities being usable.

Face and voice recognition run on-device, and biometric fusion combines the two signals. Sensory also describes integrating components such as on-device liveness detection and feature extraction into cloud-based authentication systems. This is a specialized authentication component rather than a general-purpose development environment.

Key features

• Voice recognition: Text-dependent and text-independent modes support different voice workflows, whether a product expects a particular phrase or not. Enrollment can happen within voice UX, which can make voice setup part of the interaction rather than a separate step.
• Face liveness and camera support: Face liveness detection is designed to resist spoof attacks. Supported camera types include 2D RGB, infrared, and time-of-flight; TrulySecure 4.0 also supports 3D and infrared cameras for authentication in low light or darkness. The range is useful across varied device designs, though the available camera hardware determines which options a product can use.
• Adaptive enrollment: Sensory says adaptive enrollment can improve a user profile during normal use and reduce false rejections. That may help preserve access as a profile evolves, while still leaving the product team responsible for choosing an appropriate authentication policy.
• Processing and integration: TrulySecure 4.0 can move some authentication processing from the applications processor to the GPU. Sensory also describes cloud-system integration using on-device liveness detection and feature extraction, offering implementation options without changing the core face-and-voice focus.
• FIDO certification: TrulySecure is FIDO UAF certified for Android and iOS, and Sensory reports testing against FIDO UAF 1.0 specifications for compliance and interoperability.

Pricing

The free plan is proprietary, and the product is self-hosted. The Sensory licensing plan has custom pricing: Sensory provides licensing terms, price, and support directly. That route fits organizations evaluating an embedded authentication component, but buyers who need a published price or immediate self-service purchase should look elsewhere. A 2018 TSSV 2.0 SDK announcement priced that SDK at $2,500 with up to five hours of support; that historical offer is not the current licensing plan.

Platforms

Sensory’s speaker verification implementations cover Android, iOS, Linux, Mac OS, and Windows. ST also identifies Android and iOS for FIDO UAF certification. The broad implementation range is useful for teams targeting multiple host platforms, while certification is specifically stated for the two mobile platforms.

Who it's for

TrulySecure is best suited to developers and product teams building access security, profile switching, or speaker identification for personal assistants into applications or devices. It is a stronger fit when on-device biometrics, configurable face-and-voice matching, and camera options matter. It is not the right starting point for someone shopping for a standalone consumer authentication app or a turnkey development environment.

Pros and cons

• Pro — adjustable verification: A face match, voice match, combined score, or required dual match gives teams control over the convenience-security trade-off.
• Pro — on-device recognition with fusion: Processing face and voice on-device supports products that want local recognition, while fusion makes both modalities available to an authentication decision.
• Pro — varied camera and voice options: Liveness, multiple camera types, and text-dependent or text-independent voice modes accommodate different product designs.
• Con — opaque buying path: Licensing price and terms require a direct inquiry, so comparing costs or planning a purchase takes an extra step.
• Con — specialized scope: Teams seeking a broad IDE or general software development suite will need a different product.

Alternatives

For a development tool rather than biometric authentication software, Arm Toolchain for Embedded is a free, open-source option with community support. Infineon ModusToolbox is a free microcontroller development ecosystem for Windows, Linux, and macOS. RISC-V GNU Toolchain is a free choice for C and C++ cross-compilation to bare-metal or Linux ELF targets.

Arm Keil MDK, Buildroot, C2000Ware, CS+, and MPLAB X IDE are other embedded development options.

Browse Biometric Authentication Software for related authentication products, or compare Embedded Systems Toolchains, Embedded Development IDEs, C++ IDEs, and IDE Software if your need is broader development tooling.

Verdict

Choose Sensory TrulySecure when you are building an application or device that needs on-device face and voice authentication with control over whether one match or both are required. Its main advantage is that policy flexibility paired with liveness and varied voice and camera support. Look elsewhere if you need clear, published licensing costs or a general development suite.