LomoHi app analytics for September 5

LomoHi is a Y2K digicam camera with no shutter button. Tilt your phone. Move. Wait for READY. Then it shoots candid, unposed, and a little unpredictable. You never see a live preview. Just a black viewfinder, a white flash, and your photo developing on film. SHOOT LIKE REAL FILM • 24 shots per day — one roll, then you’re done • No capture button — tilt + motion arms the camera, then it fires in 1–3 seconds • Rear, front, or dual-lens shots chosen at random • Chunky 640×480 pixels, cold Y2K color grade, date stamp, and film-strip borders • Film accidents: light leaks, exposure swings, motion smear, double-exposure ghosts, and blank or overexposed frames just like real film development. YOUR DAILY ROLL • Swipe through today’s shots in a built-in album • No need to browse your entire photo library • Optional save to your camera roll PRINT YOUR ROLL • Finish all 24 shots and hit PRINT • LomoHi exports a slideshow video of your day’s roll • Saved locally and optionally to your Photos library PURE THROWBACK ENERGY • No accounts • No ads • No subscriptions • No filters to fiddle with LomoHi is for people who miss disposable cameras, digicams, and the feeling that every shot actually costs something. Point. Tilt. Move. Let it surprise you.