I will change my review at a later date if this ever changes, but I have neither been able to get VTube Studio or Facemotion3D (iOS) connection to work properly to this program, despite it working fine over VBridger, VTube Studio (PC) & VSeeFace (which is far more barebones). I also don't like that the VTube Studio connection requires a plugin; it's not built-in. I'm not sure why it doesn't connect, when multiple other programs have no issue.

I acknowledge it has lots of nice features, and I like those, but if Warudo cannot supply the bare minimum for my needs (functional connection for tracking for iOS users), I find that I can't recommend it, especially to anyone new to VTubing.

Additionally, I would say that it needs to be easier to understand/have tutorials accessible; not only for marketing but also for ease for current users. The only person who seems to be making tutorials is not regularly updating, and gives very poor/unhelpful advice.

If I start seeing these concerns addressed, then I can change this review later. I just can't recommend this to anyone who has my specific use case.

Put an anchor in your spine and set Spine IK to that anchor so you body doesn't flick around with every small movement, took 3 hours and 20 minutes on ChatGPT to get that answer outta someone

Perfect for VRChat Avatars. If you can do some basic avatar tweaks, porting to Warudo should be simple.