A photo app for iPhone
Posts that become one picture when swiped — made from your photographs, words and handwriting.
Coming soon on the App Store
Eyes in turns your photographs into posts that join when swiped, and into single finished works.
01 — Posts that join
The seams match to the pixel, and the images are saved to Photos in order, from 01. Before you save, swipe through them just as the people who see them will.
02 — The rest of the photo
Lay words across the edge of a photograph: on the photo they become a fine line, and on the paper the rest of the photo appears inside the letters.
03 — Written by hand
Pen, brush, rounded, marker, pencil. Smooth the tremor until your own handwriting becomes as round as a typeface — or collect your letters and use them as a font.
04 — Engraved on the edge
Example
The camera, lens, settings and date recorded in your photos are engraved onto the edge of the paper, like the edge of a film — and the time that passed between two photos, too.
Eyes in
What you saw continues beyond the frame.
Your images are saved to the Photos app in order, from 01. Choose them in that order when you post a carousel and they will join into one picture when swiped.
Instagram carousels allow shapes from 4:5 (portrait) to 1.91:1 (landscape). Choose 4:5 or another supported shape under “Post” in the app.
No. Your work in progress is kept on your device automatically, and continues where you left off the next time you open the app. It is deleted if you delete the app, so please save finished works to Photos.
No. Photos are used without re-encoding, and works are redrawn from the original pixels when you save them. PNG is lossless; for JPEG you can choose the quality.
No. The app has no account and no server. Removing backgrounds and reading handwriting run entirely on your iPhone.
iPhone with iOS 17 or later. Choosing a typeface from handwriting with Apple Intelligence requires a supported device with iOS 26 or later.