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Developerari lintzeris
CategoryPhoto & Video
PriceFree
Released
Rating★ 3.5 (2)
Version3.3.1
Age rating4+
First seen by us
13 Oct 2026
13 Oct 2026📦Updated to version 3.3.2🆕First spotted by AppInsider📦Version 3.3.1🆕Its developer released another app: FaceDepth - Depth Camera
Full timeline · 5 events
- 📦ZPTH updated to version 3.3.2iOS27 Update
- 🆕ZPTH first spotted by AppInsiderUnited States (found via developer)
- 📦ZPTH version 3.3.1ZPTH 3.3.1 is a compatibility release for the newest iPhones.
THE LATEST iPHONE MODELS • ZPTH now identifies your iPhone's depth cameras by what they can actually deliver rather than by name. On a new iPhone whose front TrueDepth module or rear LiDAR scanner is presented differently from the models ZPTH was built against, the depth modes now find the sensor and start normally. If you saw a "no LiDAR camera" message on a new iPhone, that is what this release fixes. • ZPTH now re-checks for your depth cameras once you have granted camera access, instead of trusting a check that could run before the permission prompt was answered. • The camera flip button now appears only when both the front and rear camera can deliver depth in the mode you are in, so it can no longer flip you to a camera with nothing to show. In the monocular modes, which need no depth sensor, it stays available on every iPhone as before. • If no depth sensor is found at all, ZPTH now opens in the monocular modes — the fifteen that infer depth from a single camera on-device — rather than on a black preview. On such a device those modes are not locked behind Pro.
All 45 modes, the Creator editor, the Home Screen widgets and NDI streaming are unchanged.
Everything still runs on your device. No account, no internet, no tracking; the microphone (Pulsar, Cymatic) and local-network (NDI) features remain opt-in and off by default.… more - 🆕ZPTH: its developer released another app: FaceDepth - Depth Camera
- 🆕ZPTH released on the App Store
Collected from the stores by AppInsider since we first spotted the app. Dates are when we saw each change.
Rating
3.5 ★
2 ratings
Measured
ZPTH on the App Store
App details
App ID
6777710069
Publisher
ari lintzeris
On the store since
Jun 2026
Under a year
Minimum OS
iOS 26.5+
iPhone 11 and later
Devices
iPhone · iPad
Content rating
4+
Languages
1
EN
Size
33 MB
Also listed in
Graphics & Design
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 30 countries.
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Ratings
App Store, worldwide.
Rating
3.5 ★
2 ratings
Measured
Ratings
2
Measured
Review momentum
ⓘ How we measure thisNew ratings a week
under 1
4-week average
Lifetime rating
3.5★
recent stars not readable yet: new ratings are a tiny share of the total
Review momentum
20/100
faster than 0% of Photo & Video apps
Review momentum (0-100) blends how fast the app collects ratings compared with other apps in its category (60%), whether that pace is speeding up (25%) and what recent raters give it (15%; recent stars well below lifetime pull it down). Ratings counts are read daily. A jump usually means a launch, a feature, ads or a new review prompt.
About ZPTH
ZPTH reads the depth in front of you and paints it in real time. Point it at a face, a room, or your hand and watch it become light, contour lines, plasma, chrome, cut paper, or a drifting cloud of dust. Capture a photo or record video straight to Photos — or stream the live preview to your computer over NDI.
Fifteen of the modes need no depth sensor at all: a Core ML model running on your device infers depth from a single camera, so they run on both the front and rear camera of any iPhone ZPTH installs on. The other thirty read the front TrueDepth camera, or the rear LiDAR scanner on Pro models.
FIFTEEN MODES, NO DEPTH SENSOR NEEDED
• Parallax — the camera orbits the scene from one still viewpoint.
• Anaglyph — real red/cyan 3D from one lens, plus a glasses-free wiggle.
• Aperture — a cinema lens: shaped bokeh, iris blades, a focus puller.
• Vertigo — Hitchcock's dolly zoom, live.
• Nebula — a cloud that wraps behind people rather than over them.
• Motes — dust, snow and embers drifting in the air in front of the scene.
• Godlight — sun shafts your hand casts a real shadow through.
• Aerial — true atmospheric perspective: haze, distance, a warm sun glow.
• Woodblock — an engraving whose hatch lines curve around every surface.
• Stipple — ink dots sized by curvature and spaced like a Seurat.
• Papercut — the scene as up to 20 torn paper plates, each shadowing the next.
• Riso — a risograph print in misregistered spot-colour plates.
• Lattice — a scan plane leaves a glowing wireframe mesh in its wake.
• Hologram — scanlines, chromatic fringing, a projection cone from below.
• Datamosh — codec smear, with depth deciding what tears and what holds.
THIRTY DEPTH-CAMERA MODES
Environment, Face, Raw, Plasma, Organic, Data, Contour, Hillshade, Chrome, Oil Slick, Pulsar, Sonar, Pin Screen, Voxel, Facets, Light Trails, Miniature, Iron Filings, Dither, Juicy, Aerochrome, Heat Ghost, Solarise, Cymatic, Aquarelle, Tessera, Chemigram, Ripplefield, Ferrofluid and Lichtenberg — from topographic isolines and liquid chrome to false-colour infrared, wet watercolour, Roman mosaic, a vibrating Chladni sand plate, and forking lightning. Pulsar and Cymatic can move to live sound.
CREATOR MODE (Pro)
Build your own mode. Start from an empty depth field and stack effect layers grouped by function — texture, lighting, lines, edge, colour, bloom. Each layer has its own controls, opacity and blend mode. Shape how they fall through near and far depth, import a photo as a depth-projected tileset, then save it as a named mode.
CAPTURE
• Tap the shutter for a photo; hold and swipe up to record video.
• Everything saves straight to your Photos library.
• Double-tap to toggle 3:4 and full-screen 9:16.
• Cut to the plain camera and back, even mid-recording.
NDI STREAMING (Pro)
Broadcast the live preview to OBS, TouchDesigner, vMix and other NDI receivers on your local network, turning your iPhone into a depth-camera source for your desktop. A second optional stream carries th
Fifteen of the modes need no depth sensor at all: a Core ML model running on your device infers depth from a single camera, so they run on both the front and rear camera of any iPhone ZPTH installs on. The other thirty read the front TrueDepth camera, or the rear LiDAR scanner on Pro models.
FIFTEEN MODES, NO DEPTH SENSOR NEEDED
• Parallax — the camera orbits the scene from one still viewpoint.
• Anaglyph — real red/cyan 3D from one lens, plus a glasses-free wiggle.
• Aperture — a cinema lens: shaped bokeh, iris blades, a focus puller.
• Vertigo — Hitchcock's dolly zoom, live.
• Nebula — a cloud that wraps behind people rather than over them.
• Motes — dust, snow and embers drifting in the air in front of the scene.
• Godlight — sun shafts your hand casts a real shadow through.
• Aerial — true atmospheric perspective: haze, distance, a warm sun glow.
• Woodblock — an engraving whose hatch lines curve around every surface.
• Stipple — ink dots sized by curvature and spaced like a Seurat.
• Papercut — the scene as up to 20 torn paper plates, each shadowing the next.
• Riso — a risograph print in misregistered spot-colour plates.
• Lattice — a scan plane leaves a glowing wireframe mesh in its wake.
• Hologram — scanlines, chromatic fringing, a projection cone from below.
• Datamosh — codec smear, with depth deciding what tears and what holds.
THIRTY DEPTH-CAMERA MODES
Environment, Face, Raw, Plasma, Organic, Data, Contour, Hillshade, Chrome, Oil Slick, Pulsar, Sonar, Pin Screen, Voxel, Facets, Light Trails, Miniature, Iron Filings, Dither, Juicy, Aerochrome, Heat Ghost, Solarise, Cymatic, Aquarelle, Tessera, Chemigram, Ripplefield, Ferrofluid and Lichtenberg — from topographic isolines and liquid chrome to false-colour infrared, wet watercolour, Roman mosaic, a vibrating Chladni sand plate, and forking lightning. Pulsar and Cymatic can move to live sound.
CREATOR MODE (Pro)
Build your own mode. Start from an empty depth field and stack effect layers grouped by function — texture, lighting, lines, edge, colour, bloom. Each layer has its own controls, opacity and blend mode. Shape how they fall through near and far depth, import a photo as a depth-projected tileset, then save it as a named mode.
CAPTURE
• Tap the shutter for a photo; hold and swipe up to record video.
• Everything saves straight to your Photos library.
• Double-tap to toggle 3:4 and full-screen 9:16.
• Cut to the plain camera and back, even mid-recording.
NDI STREAMING (Pro)
Broadcast the live preview to OBS, TouchDesigner, vMix and other NDI receivers on your local network, turning your iPhone into a depth-camera source for your desktop. A second optional stream carries th
Latest updates
3.3.2
iOS27 Update
3.3.1
ZPTH 3.3.1 is a compatibility release for the newest iPhones.
THE LATEST iPHONE MODELS • ZPTH now identifies your iPhone's depth cameras by what they can actually deliver rather than by name. On a new iPhone whose front TrueDepth module or rear LiDAR scanner is presented differently from the models ZPTH was built against, the depth modes now find the sensor and start normally. If you saw a "no LiDAR camera" message on a new iPhone, that is what this release fixes. • ZPTH now re-checks for your depth cameras once you have granted camera access, instead of trusting a check that could run before the permission prompt was answered. • The camera flip button now appears only when both the front and rear camera can deliver depth in the mode you are in, so it can no longer flip you to a camera with nothing to show. In the monocular modes, which need no depth sensor, it stays available on every iPhone as before. • If no depth sensor is found at all, ZPTH now opens in the monocular modes — the fifteen that infer depth from a single camera on-device — rather than on a black preview. On such a device those modes are not locked behind Pro.
All 45 modes, the Creator editor, the Home Screen widgets and NDI streaming are unchanged.
Everything still runs on your device. No account, no internet, no tracking; the microphone (Pulsar, Cymatic) and local-network (NDI) features remain opt-in and off by default.
