Half Camera
Half-frame · iOS, iPhone Duo
Two moments, one photograph. The first half waits patiently for the second.
One payment
- · Files stay on the device
- · Works offline
A half-frame camera for iPhone that pairs two vertical exposures into one diptych. Take the first photograph in the morning, let it wait in the film chamber, and frame the second in the afternoon. Watch unexpected stories appear between the two halves.
Your work stays on your device.
Photographs, documents, and notes stay on the device.
One payment.
Buying Half Camera is a single payment. There is no monthly bill.
Zero tracking, zero noise.
No analytics SDKs, no behavioral telemetry, no advertising trackers, and no unsolicited notifications. The tool opens when you need it and leaves you alone when you do not.
- Platform iOS, iPhone Duo
- Category Capture · Half-frame
- Purchase Model $4.99, paid once (Perpetual single-user license)
- Network Policy Strictly local · Zero outgoing network calls
- Privacy Model Zero tracking, zero analytics, zero account registration
- Studio Sequence 06 / SixTwelve Studio
Shaped through your daily hands.
We refine Half Camera continuously from user observations. If you encounter friction or envision an improvement, transmit an observation straight to the builder.
How much does Half Camera cost?
Half Camera costs $4.99 as a single one-time purchase. There is no subscription, recurring charge, or maintenance fee.
What devices does Half Camera support?
Half Camera runs natively on iOS, iPhone Duo. It is built with platform-native frameworks for high speed, low battery draw, and full offline reliability.
Where is my data and content saved?
Everything stays on your own device. Half Camera saves all files, photographs, and records to your local disk or photo library. SixTwelve Studio runs no telemetry servers and never sees your content.
How do future updates work?
All maintenance updates, security patches, and feature additions for this major version are included with your initial purchase at no additional charge.
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