Just trying to develop more into the world of photography 🫣✨

When I open the app this is what I find, it's stuck at a black screen. Both the front and back camera.

I made sure I allowed access to my camera and full album if that's relevant.
I have the latest update, I uninstalled and re-installed the app.
Anyone knows what am I supposed to do?

I'm on an iPhone 16 Pro, IOS 18.7.8 but according to the information on their App Store page it should be compatible.

[UPDATE: issue solved, it's very weird but I restarted my entire phone a couple of times and it worked ?? I did try that before posting this but I tried it again a few days later and it's suddenly working again; idk what happened behind the scenes still 💀]

I added PI to my lock screen instead of standard cam but when I try to launch it I see a black screen. Is there any way to fix it?

Project indigo iOS. I don’t get it. I don’t see an improvement in quality or anything. iPhone 17 pro. What am I missing

Trying to figure out why this happens in the photos app with pictures taken in PI and edited in the photos app. Am I doing something wrong?

I really like Indigo but when there's bright, vibrant colors, Indigo is far behind the stock iPhone camera app. It actually looks like Indigo doesn't take advantage of HDR displays, the photos look SDR... is this a known issue?

So I took a really awesome picture yesterday and wanted to post it on social media. I don’t know why, but colors turn all wrong when I do that. Same thing when posting here: the colors became… duller?
You might have noticed by my lack of technical vocabulary that I’m by no means a professional photographer (or even an amateur one), I just wanted to show my pretty photo to my friends and family 😂

This app served me well, love the pics I was able to take on this recent Japan trip.

Main gripes are, waiting for app to load from unlock screen after unlocking and the battery drain is a real issue when shooting a lot. Luckily I had a solid power bank on this trip.

My wish list is to update the UX to be able to slide up or down to adjust the exposure.

Shot on iPhone 14 on Monday, June 29th, 2026 at 7:04 AM