Kiek is a single-stock point and shoot for iPhone.
It does not use the iPhone's own processing, such as Smart HDR or Deep Fusion. Each photograph is a single RAW exposure, developed with Kiek type 1.
Kiek saves all your developed photographs to Photos, including the RAW files. In the darkroom you can change exposure, white balance and tint, without losing quality. Kiek develops the photograph again from its RAW file.
Kiek works on any iPhone that shoots RAW, with iOS 17 or later.
The first week is free. Then Kiek is €0.99 a month, or the equivalent in your region, until you cancel it in the App Store.
The subscription covers taking photographs. Without a subscription, the lab and the darkroom stay open, so photographs you have already taken are always yours to look at, develop again and share.
To cancel, open the Settings app on your iPhone, tap your name, tap Subscriptions, and choose Kiek.
Can I change the look?
No. Every photograph is developed with Kiek type 1, and there is nothing to choose.
Where are my photographs?
In your own photo library, in an album called Kiek. The developed HEIC and the RAW DNG are saved together for every shot. In the lab you can see every photograph you took with Kiek.
Does Kiek collect any data?
No. You do not need an account. No photograph and no data about you leaves your phone. Kiek only uses the internet to check the subscription with the App Store. See the privacy policy.
The viewfinder does not show the look.
That is deliberate. It shows the scene as it is, so you can frame it. You see the look in the lab.