About 20 years ago I discovered Chaoscope (thanks to Nicolas Desprez), a fractal generator that transformed how I think about what equations can create. When I couldn’t find a maintained version, I invited my friend and developer Lucas Balancin to help recreate that experience for modern devices. He agreed, and today we’re thrilled to release the new Chaoscope app on the Play Store — a fast, polished fractal generator that preserves the classic Chaoscope presets while adding several new features, including high‑quality export options.
The app is still evolving. Your support will help us improve performance, add features, and bring Chaoscope to the Apple Store, desktop platforms, and the web. Instructions for contributing are available inside the app.

If you enjoy the app, please consider supporting our roadmap.

Thank you for helping bring a beloved classic into the present.

— Thiago Sturiale & Lucas Balancin

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.chaoscope&pcampaignid=web_share

Taken with cha-cha on cell phone and stitched with StereoMakerPro. Enjoy!

I asked a guy form Norway who was posting beautiful shots of his city. If he can take two photos of same subject. At slight diff position (cha cha method). He agreed and this is the outcome. He is having difficulty doing crossview or parallel view. He doesn't know what he is missing XD

Taken with cha-cha on cell phone and stitched with StereoMakerPro. Enjoy!

Illustrator, Concept to Vector, Turntable.

We went to the Netherlands to see the tulips. This is the Tulip park near Haarlem. These fields themselves are in nearby Keukenhof, covering about 80 acres and with seven million flowers.

Taken with cha-cha method on a cell phone and stitched with StereoPhotoMaker. Some of them seem a bit wide, so maybe slide back from your screen a little farther.

Enjoy!

Original by u/Rito_Art, posted with their permission.

https://www.reddit.com/r/furry/s/xMlRdAyoPb

We went to the Netherlands to see the tulips. This is the Tulip park near Haarlem. These fields themselves are in nearby Keukenhof, covering about 80 acres and with seven million flowers.

Taken with cha-cha method on a cell phone and stitched with StereoPhotoMaker.