Alex Whedbee
ReefCam

ReefCam · Prepared build

Your reef.
A closer look.

A camera app for reef photos and silent video. Explore Auto cast reduction, neutral-reference Calibrated mode, and a separate creative Pop look in the prepared build.

Coming soon to the App Store

Live purchases and physical-device color and video validation remain pending.

Actual ReefCam Auto-mode Simulator UI displaying generated synthetic reef content.
Actual Simulator UI · Synthetic reef scene
Prepared development build
Free photos and imports plannedOne-time Video Unlock plannedSeparate creative Pop

A little more control at the tank

Choose the moment.
Choose the intention.

Reef lighting shapes the result. Auto and Pop remain scene dependent; Calibrated uses a neutral reference. Physical color accuracy is still unverified.

01

Start with a photo.

The prepared app keeps still-photo capture and imports free. Select images through Apple’s photo picker and save corrected copies.

02

Keep the looks distinct.

Use Auto for cast reduction, Calibrated for a validated neutral reference on its original lens, and Pop for creative enhancement.

03

Make room for motion.

The prepared Video Unlock adds silent portrait recording, with a three-minute clip limit. Live purchase and device validation are pending.

Inside the prepared app

Simulator preview.
Synthetic reef.

These are actual Simulator UI captures using generated reef content. Physical-device color and video evaluation is still pending.

ReefCam Auto mode in Simulator with a generated reef scene and free Photo controls.
01 / AUTOExplore the cast-reduction controls.Simulator UI · Synthetic reef content
ReefCam Pop mode in Simulator with generated reef content and a visible creative-effect label.
02 / CREATIVE POPA separate creative look.Simulator UI · Synthetic reef content
ReefCam Simulator showing a silent recording timer over a generated reef scene.
03 / SILENT VIDEOPreview the recording interface.Simulator UI · Synthetic reef content

No real tank or personal photo was used in these screenshots. The recording screen comes from a local test build.

A simple planned upgrade

Photos, free.
Video, one purchase.

The planned release keeps photos and imports free, with silent video behind a one-time unlock.

Planned release pricing

Free photos and imports


Video Unlock · planned U.S. $2.99

One-time purchase. No subscription.

  • Silent portrait clips
  • Auto, Calibrated, and creative Pop controls
  • Prepared build limit: three minutes per clip

App Store release, live product availability, and signed sandbox verification remain pending. The app will show the final localized price before purchase becomes available.

Media processing stays on-device in the prepared app. The policy explains permissions, metadata, local recovery copies, Apple purchases, website visits, and support email.

Read the pre-release policy ↗

Before launch

Good questions.
Honest answers.

Read the full ReefCam FAQ or visit support.

When can I download ReefCam?

ReefCam is coming soon. A prepared app build is under review, with live App Store purchases and physical-device color and video validation still pending. A verified download link will be added when the exact listing is live.

What stays free?

The prepared app keeps still-photo capture and selected-photo imports free. Video is the extra feature covered by the planned Video Unlock.

What will Video Unlock cost?

The planned U.S. price is $2.99 for a one-time purchase, with no subscription. The prepared build includes StoreKit purchase and restoration flows. Live product availability and signed sandbox verification remain pending; the app will show the final localized price before a purchase becomes available.

What is the difference between Auto, Calibrated, and Pop?

Auto aims to reduce a scene-dependent blue-light cast. Calibrated holds white balance from a validated neutral reference on the lens used for that reference; it is not a multi-patch color measurement. Pop is a separate creative enhancement. Results depend on lighting and capture conditions, and physical color accuracy remains unverified.

What happens if a save fails?

Check Saved locally for a retained original, corrected photo, or clip. Use Save to Photos to retry, or Share local copy to copy it to a destination you choose. Sharing can leave the app’s copy in place; remove it separately when ready. An interrupted partial movie may not be playable, so recovery is best-effort.

Are the website images real camera results?

The screenshots show actual ReefCam Simulator UI with generated synthetic reef content. They illustrate controls and modes. Physical-device color and video evaluation remains pending.

A human on the other end

A little help?

Questions about ReefCam or the prepared release?

Email ReefCam support