Self-Captr · Beta
Hand your phone to anyone. The camera learns your eye, then coaches the person holding it.
Coming soon in the Captr app for iPhone.
Example photos. This comparison illustrates a color preview.
Your edit receipt
- Mole removed
- Light softened
- Straightened 2°
- Original kept
An illustrative receipt. Check the changes in your own edit; your Original stays untouched.
One calm direction at a time
A little higher
Toward the light
Chin down a touch
Hold… got it
the keeper ↑
An example of camera coaching. Keep your Original and your Self-Captr version.
Hand anyone your phone.
Example photos.
Teach it your look
Choose photos you love. Tell it what to keep, and what you would change.
It coaches whoever holds the phone
A little higher. Toward the light. One calm direction at a time.
Keep both versions
Your Original stays untouched. Your edit comes with a receipt you can check.
Save straight to Photos
Keep the versions you want, ready to share.
Your measurements stay on your iPhone. A photo leaves only for your edit, with your yes. Captr schedules its copies for deletion within a day. Your editing partner’s retention is shown before you agree.
Your style stays on your phone.
Your face measurements and learned preferences stay on your iPhone. A server edit needs separate permission to send that photo to Captr and an editing provider. You can keep using the camera without server edits.
Shoot me my way.
Share camera directions, poses and a color look with someone you trust. A shared style includes no photo, face measurements or private words. Codes work once and expire after seven days.
What it learns.
Your angles, the light you like, poses that feel like you, and the changes you would make to a photo. Teach it with photos you choose and feedback you give.
Start with the camera
Camera and coach, free.
Free with a Captr account. Edits on your phone are unlimited. Choose server edits when you want a little more.
Personal edits
$5.99 a month
40 server edits per calendar month in Eastern time, through the App Store. The app shows the current price and renewal terms before purchase.
Check the editing provider’s retention terms before you agree. Captr schedules server photo copies for deletion within a day.
A few things to know.
How the coach works
Self-Captr learns the angles, light and framing you like, then gives whoever holds the phone one camera direction at a time. The camera and coach are free with a Captr account. Directions guide the camera and pose without judging your body.
What stays on your phone
Your face measurements and learned preferences stay on your iPhone. Choosing a server edit needs separate permission to send that photo to Captr and an editing provider. You can keep using the camera without server edits. Provider retention is shown before you agree.
Shared styles
Share a style code with someone you trust. They open it in Captr and sign in to add your camera directions and color look. A shared style holds directions, poses and a look. It includes no photo, face measurements or your private words. Codes work once and expire after seven days. Stop sharing to remove linked access.
Edits and deletion
Keep your Original alongside your edit and check the receipt before sharing. Server copies have a deadline 23 hours after the job is created and are scheduled for deletion within 24 hours. Downloads end at the deadline. The editing provider may keep its copy longer under the terms shown before consent. Copies you save in Photos or backups stay there until you remove them.
Subscribing, cancelling and restoring
Self-Captr edits cost $5.99 a month through the App Store, with 40 server edits per calendar month in Eastern time. Edits on your phone are unlimited. The camera and coach stay free. Cancel future renewal in Settings → Apple ID → Subscriptions → Captr. Access continues until your verified subscription expires. Use Restore Purchases in Self-Captr Settings with the Apple Account that bought the subscription. The app shows the current price and terms before purchase.
Deleting your account
Use Account → Delete account in Captr. Resolve unfinished work and unpaid earnings first. Turn off server-edit permission to stop new server edits and remove live edit jobs and photo copies. Stop shared styles to remove linked sharing access. Consent records are kept as proof of your choices. Delete your own saved Photos and backups separately. Cancel your App Store subscription separately in iPhone Settings; deleting the app does not cancel renewal.
Be there for the first frame.
Leave your email. We’ll write when Self-Captr is ready to try.