Iris
Looks baked into every shot.
Pro camera for iOS and Android — lenses, manual controls, assist overlays, and film looks applied natively into your captures.
What is Iris?
A pro-minded camera for people who care how a frame feels — not a social feed wrapped around a shutter. Capture photo or video, switch lenses, dial exposure by hand, and bake a look into the file that lands in your library.
Key features
Everything stays on device. No account, no cloud — just the camera you open to shoot.
01
Multi-lens & zoom
Switch 0.5× / 1× / tele and glide through zoom on hardware that supports it.
02
Pro manual controls
ISO, shutter, white balance, focus, and exposure — when you want full control.
03
Looks baked in
Film-inspired presets bake into saved photos and video. Anime ML stylizes photos on-device — photo only, not for video.
04
Assist overlays
Grid, level, histogram, zebra, peaking, and aspect crop while you frame the shot.
05
Capture presets
Scene chips, countdown, volume shutter, and defaults that stick across launches.
06
Iris gallery
Browse recent shots by type and look, review the last capture, keep an Iris album in Photos.
Capture
Pro controls. Film looks.
Mode, aspect, timer, and look chips sit where your thumbs already are. Presets like Kodak Gold bake into the saved file — not a filter you lose on export.
Library
Browse by look and type.
The Iris gallery keeps recent captures close — filter photos, videos, favorites, and the look you shot with.
Review
Before / after and EXIF.
Open a shot to compare looks, read ISO and shutter, favorite keepers, and share — without leaving Iris.
Defaults
Defaults that stick.
Aspect, quality, HDR, stabilization, look strength — set once, shoot for weeks.
Looks, baked in
Same scene — different looks written into the file.
Anime ML
On-device stylization baked into the photo — photo only, not for video.
In the app
Real UI from the camera, gallery, review, and settings.
Open source. On-device.
Built with Expo, Vision Camera, and a native look-bake module. MIT licensed.