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Open iPhone Settings → Apps → LECHE and check Camera and Microphone access. Microphone permission is used for sound when recording video. Return to the app and try again. If LECHE says the camera is paused, bring the app to the foreground and tap “Unpause camera.”

Check Photos access in iPhone Settings → Apps → LECHE, and check that the phone has free storage. Full Access lets LECHE read its full album; selected or limited access restricts which items it can open and re-edit. Adding media can work with more limited permission. If saving still fails, email the exact message and your format setting, such as HEIF or JPEG. Keep the app open while a save is finishing.

Photos may need to download a file from iCloud before LECHE can open it. Check your internet connection and confirm the photo is available in Apple Photos, then try again.

No. Available resolutions, RAW formats, virtual lens effects and depth features depend on the camera hardware. Some features also require a paid subscription. The app shows available choices for your device. The current build is designed for iPhone, with iOS 26 or later.

Open the LECHE album from the camera. Select a photo to open the editor, make your changes, and use Compare to check them. Save when you’re ready, or use Share to choose a destination. Saved videos can be opened and shared; photo editing controls do not edit videos.

The planned annual subscription has a US storefront price of US$39.99 per year, with Apple-localized prices elsewhere. In purchase-enabled builds, open Settings to view LECHE Pro or use Restore Purchases with the Apple Account used to subscribe. Subscription options can remain unavailable while store setup is being completed. Eligible customers will see a 3-day trial only when the App Store offers it; check the price and renewal terms before confirming. See our subscription terms.