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Point your phone at something and the app writes a haiku about it, then reads it aloud over the photo
Haiku Lens is a mobile app for iOS and Android that turns a photo into a 5-7-5 haiku. It analyses the image's colours, textures and shapes and writes a poem meant to match the mood, then packages the result as a short animated video with the poem narrated aloud, which you can share. The framing is mindfulness rather than utility. Photos and generated videos are stored on the device; the vendor states the photo is uploaded only for analysis and used only to generate the haiku, and an internet connection is required to create one. The first few haikus are free, after which you buy credit packs as in-app purchases. The publisher is named Namutec Siegrist.
The first haikus are free and the FAQ says how many varies with current demand. After that you buy credit packages through in-app purchase. No price is printed anywhere on the site or in the FAQ, so no figure is recorded here.
Use tool ↗A small, single-idea app that does something charming: photo in, narrated haiku video out, shareable in one tap. It is a novelty rather than a tool, and the pricing is the weak spot — the free allowance is deliberately vague and no credit-pack price appears anywhere before you reach the store listing.
Watch out: The free tier has no fixed size — the FAQ says it varies with the app's current demand, so plan on paying.
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