Launched this week
Hibiscus
An open-source camera & color-grading app.
2 followers
An open-source camera & color-grading app.
2 followers
Hibiscus is a free, open-source camera and color-grading app built around a simple idea: color by feel. Shoot with distinctive photographic looks, explore designed color styles, and shape your photos through intuitive, expressive controls. No endless sliders. No complicated editing panels. Just photography, color, and creative freedom. Free and open source under the Mozilla Public License 2.0 (MPL-2.0). Photo processing happens locally on your device.
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Hi Product Hunt! 👋
Hibiscus has been available on the App Store for over a week now. I originally planned to launch here alongside the App Store release, but things got quite busy during launch, so I'm a little late to Product Hunt!
Hibiscus started with an idea: to build a different kind of color-grading experience. I wanted something that felt intuitive and simple, without endless sliders or complicated editing panels.
When the public beta started, the response was much bigger than I expected. Within just five days, more than 800 testers had joined. By the time Hibiscus officially launched on the App Store, over 1,400 people had participated in the beta. Their feedback helped me discover issues across different use cases, refine the camera experience, and improve the grading workflow.
Hibiscus on iOS is free and open source under MPL-2.0. It processes photos locally and doesn't require an account or subscription.
I'm still actively improving it, and I'd love to hear your thoughts, feedback, and ideas.
Thanks for checking out Hibiscus!