ClearLoupe

ClearLoupe is a camera magnifier built from the ground up for people with low vision — accessibility isn't an afterthought, it's the starting point.
Core features (free, no ads):

• Up to 8x magnification with smooth pinch-zoom and volume-key control
• Bright light (flashlight) for low-light conditions
• Freeze frame when your hand or the subject won't hold still
• Tap the image to focus on that spot
• Contrast filters (yellow/black, black/yellow, white/black) — WCAG AAA contrast ratios
• Three accent colors (yellow, white, cyan) for different vision needs
• Large, clear Atkinson Hyperlegible font, designed for low vision
• Clear icon buttons that speak their name aloud when held briefly — no double-tap needed, a quick tap still works silently
• Available in Finnish, English, and Swedish

Plus (one-time purchase, no subscription):
• Text recognition and read-aloud from a frozen frame
• Automatic language detection — reads foreign-language text with correct pronunciation
• Seek, pause/resume, and previous/next sentence controls while reading
• Reads account numbers, email addresses, and web addresses in an understandable way (digits one at a time, letters and numbers announced separately)
• Also recognizes column layouts (e.g. newspapers) and reads them one column at a time

Privacy first: The camera image is never saved or sent anywhere — not even for text recognition, which runs entirely on-device. No sign-in, no ads, no tracking, no unnecessary internet access.