A man leans against a lamplit stone colonnade at dusk, with a lake and mountains behind him.

Fix it before
the shot

A camera app for iPhone Works offline. No account. Coming soon to the App Store

It reads the scene and gives you one instruction at a time, like “lower the camera slightly”, so the photo is right when you press the shutter.

Change one thing. Keep the rest.

Sample scene for Long-Leg Fashion: a woman in wide trousers in front of a stone building.

DistanceKeep both shoes in frame

Technique, style and frame are separate choices in the camera. Change one and the other two stay where you left them.

Technique

Style

Frame

Looks are approximated here in your browser. In the app they render on the camera preview and in the saved photo.

Thirteen techniques, four groups

PosyCam techniques, what each coaches, its suggested frame and whether it is free
TechniqueWhat it coachesFrameAccess
People
Natural PortraitComfortable perspective, balanced framing3:4Free
Long-Leg FashionLower viewpoint; head and shoes kept in frame4:5Pro
Cinematic PortraitNegative space and leading lines16:9Pro
Streamlined SilhouettePose and background separation, no reshaping3:4Pro
Street CandidRoom for movement9:16Pro
Group PortraitRoom for everyone, every face clear3:4Free
Pet PortraitTheir eye level and a simple background4:5Free
Places
LandscapeHorizon, balance and depth with no one in the photo16:9Free
ArchitectureUpright lines and a clean edge3:4Free
Food & things
FoodA diner's view and soft window light4:5Free
Flat-layStraight down, items squared to the frame1:1Free
Minimalist EditorialSimple shapes and a quieter background4:5Pro
Night
Low LightLight on the subject and a steady phone9:16Free

How PosyCam works

Sample scene: a breakfast table photographed from directly above.

Pick. Start from what you're shooting: people, places, food and things, or night. PosyCam suggests a frame and a look, and Undo puts yours back.

A wooden boathouse on a still mountain lake.

Follow. One instruction at a time, below the photo and never over your subject. Zoom, focus and exposure stay in your hands, and hints turn off whenever you like.

Photo: Luca Bravo, Unsplash

Sample scene: a café table by a rainy window.

Keep. The shutter saves and the camera stays open. Crop, relight and restyle later; the original is never overwritten.

Stays yours

Free to shoot.
Pro, once.

The free app includes eight techniques, the Original and Harbor looks, all five frames, manual controls, the editor, the gallery and full-resolution export without a watermark. Pro unlocks the rest.

PosyCam Pro

  • Five more techniques
  • Every film and monochrome look
  • Watercolor-like and anime-inspired styles
  • No subscription and no ads

$24.99

one purchase, restored on your other iPhones

Email me at launch

Common questions

Yes. Capture, coaching, editing, the gallery and export all work offline. A connection is only used to check a Pro purchase, and for crash reports or announcements if you turn those on.

No. Photos and camera frames stay on your phone. They leave only when you save them to your photo library or share them yourself.

No. It coaches a lower camera, the right distance and room for the shoes. The photo itself is never warped.

No. Film, monochrome, watercolor-like and anime-inspired looks are filters applied to your own photo. Nothing is generated or redrawn.

In PosyCam's own gallery, with every edit kept reversible, and in your photo library unless you turn that off. Deleting a photo in PosyCam leaves the library copy alone.

Yes. Hints, photo marks, how often hints appear and automatic adjustments each have their own switch, and Manual mode shows no hints at all.

iPhone with iOS 18.2 or later at launch; Android is in development. The app speaks English, Traditional and Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese and Indonesian.