Perspective, corrected
Plumb uses shutter-time camera and motion evidence to create a natural, upright architectural photograph.
Architectural camera for iPhone
A camera made for architecture. Plumb captures the original, reads the phone's position at the shutter, and creates a perspective-corrected photograph—privately, on device.

THE PRINCIPLE
A small tilt of an iPhone can make parallel lines collapse inward. Plumb records the camera geometry at the instant of capture, then uses that evidence to form an upright image—without hiding the source frame.

The familiar frustration
Point a camera upward and the building starts to fall away. Vertical lines converge, façades lean, and careful compositions lose their balance. For architects and architectural photographers, the image no longer reflects the building they designed—or the one standing in front of them.
Plumb uses shutter-time camera and motion evidence to create a natural, upright architectural photograph.
Every correction is a separate derivative. Your full camera capture remains intact and available.
Correction happens on your iPhone. Plumb does not upload captures to process them.
One capture. Two honest versions.

A working library
Move between Grid and Masonry views, compare the original with its corrected version, select in batches, export, delete, and retain location context.

MADE FOR
Questions, squared away
Plumb corrects converging verticals and architectural perspective caused by tilting the phone, while preserving a natural-looking composition.
No. Plumb retains the original camera resource and writes the corrected image as a separate version.
No. Plumb is local-first: captures and perspective correction stay on your device unless you explicitly export or save a copy.
Plumb supports iOS 18 and later, with iPhone 13 or newer recommended. Available capture features adapt to each device.
In development for iPhone
Plumb is being prepared for its first release. The early access list is not open yet; TestFlight and launch details will be published here when they are ready.
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