Kadar is a manual camera for people who want to decide the picture themselves.
Two modes, no clutter
Auto when you want to move fast. Manual when you mean it: shutter, ISO, white balance and focus on wheels with haptic detents, every value the sensor can actually take and nothing it cannot.
What the hardware offers, nothing else
Formats, megapixels, flash and lenses come from what your phone reports. RAW and RAW+ where the sensor supports them. A choice another lens has and this one lacks is greyed with a reason.
See the exposure before you take it
A live histogram, focus peaking, zebras and a level. A focus and exposure lock that holds until you release it. Long exposures with a countdown on the shutter.
Looks, applied before the shutter
Pick a look in the viewfinder and the photo is saved graded, keeping Ultra HDR. Review and Photo Lab adjust looks, light, film and frame afterwards without touching the original.
On every screen
Phones, tablets and foldables, in portrait, landscape, tabletop and book poses. On a large screen the picture comes first and every manual value gets its own ruler. Keyboard and mouse work too, and TalkBack, larger text and higher contrast are supported throughout.
Built for speed
Every image operation runs natively or on the GPU; the shutter fires on finger-up with zero shutter lag where the phone offers it.
Private by design
Your photos stay in Pictures/Kadar and are never uploaded. No account, no advertising, no tracking: the app goes online only to check a Kadar Pro purchase with Google Play.
Kadar Pro unlocks Manual mode, the RAW formats and the advanced overlays: a monthly or yearly subscription, or a one-time purchase. Everything else is free, looks and Photo Lab included.
Shutter, ISO, focus and white balance on wheels. RAW, peaking, histogram.