MadiCam

A camera app you can actually use underwater.

With one-tap underwater colour correction.

Download on the App Store. Coming soon.

Free to download. Try it on a dive. Pay once. No subscription, no watermark.

Everything you need, without looking away from the reef.

  • No mode to get wrong. The shutter takes a photo while the video keeps rolling.
  • All the important controls, one tap away.
  • Nothing near the edge, where the membrane fights back.
  • Every press answers with a haptic.
  • Quick settings, another tap away. Torch, exposure and lens.

Red is the first colour the water takes.

A Napoleon wrasse over a reef, shot underwater without
             correction: the whole frame is a flat blue-green and the fish and
             the sand behind it read as grey.
The same frame after MadiCam's correction: the green cast is
             gone, the sand is white again and the water has gone from
             grey-green to blue.
Straight from the camera Corrected

Left, the file as the camera recorded it. Right, the same frame after one tap.

  • MadiCam does underwater colour correction. Open a capture in the gallery and tap once. Photos and video.
  • Hold to compare with the original.
  • Save a copy, or write it back over.

Your footage, filed as a dive log.

  • Grouped by dive. By time, and by site if location tagging is on.
  • Add site, dive time, max depth and water temperature.
  • Each dive is a page of that day's photos and videos.
A dive in the MadiCam gallery: Rasdhoo, Indian Ocean, Maldives.
             40 minutes first to last, 9 captures, entered at 8:27, a note that
             reads 'Pretty good dive with plenty of visibility', and a grid of
             the dive's photos and clips with their times.

Built by two diving brothers.

My brother is a diving instructor. I dive too. We wanted a modern camera app with everything a diver actually needs: easy-to-access controls, automatic colour correction, a visual log book… We wanted it to be simple, easy to use, and affordable. So we built our own.

The two brothers who made MadiCam, as kids, in a swimming pool.
The two of us, still looking kind of the same.