cool tools for image edition
iPhone app for detecting faces from a live camera feed using Swift and iOS 13 API's.
Swift Package plugin to compile and link Core Image Metal Shaders to a single Metal Library that can be use in code.
Object Detection 🔎, Framing 🖼 & Obfuscation
Camera pipeline Swift Package for iOS 18+. Actor-isolated AVCaptureSession with async/await capture (still, Live Photo, Portrait, burst, night, video), full manual controls, and a Metal-backed Core Image filter pipeline. Swift 6.2 strict concurrency.
Film emulation photo editor for macOS. Native and fast.
The 13th project of "100 Days of Swift" tutorial course from Paul Hudson's "Hacking with Swift" website. An app offering several photo filters to use. Complete project, including solutions to all the challenges (+ solution to the 2nd challenge of Project 15).
Native macOS photo editing and metadata workflow app built with SwiftUI and Core Image.
Native macOS app for color-grading RAW/DNG photos with .cube LUTs — and reverse-engineering a camera's JPEG look back into one. SwiftUI + Core Image, zero dependencies.
📄 Tertiary Scanner — a fast, fully-offline native iOS document scanner (Swift 6 / SwiftUI / MVVM). Scan, enhance, OCR & export to PDF/JPG. Now on the App Store.
Luma — iOS-first camera, film simulation, library, and editor app built with Flutter and native Swift.
macOS CLI for tuning ReportScan's image processing (Division Normalization) filter parameters
A photo display app that turns your library into a living art installation — cycling editorial, color-sorted, and time-travel visual modes across Mac, iPad, and Apple TV.
Your Mac wallpaper, always the album you're playing — a tiny Apple Music menu bar app.
A 'kawaii' iOS selfie app that detects faces and enlarges the eyes using Core Image and GPUImage.
iOS document scanner app for students — shadow removal (Division Normalization), OCR, PDF/Word export. Available on the App Store.
iOS 27 SwiftUI QR generator built on a CoreImage filter pipeline.
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