Focos

Name: Focos
Rating: 4.7 (51407 reviews)
Author: Mosaic S.r.l.

By: Mosaic S.r.l.

DSLR, Bokeh & Large Aperture

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Features & Capabilities

Focos is a major leap in computational photography, bringing DSLR-like bokeh and light-field capture to your iPhone and iPad Pro. With AI-driven depth and true 3D imaging, you can simulate large apertures, create rich bokeh, and reframe focus after you snap a shot in a single app.

Experiment with multiple simulated diaphragms and lens effects, visualize depth in 3D, and place multiple lights in a scene. Revisit portraits with post-capture refocus, patch depth maps precisely on iPad with Apple Pencil, and verify results in augmented reality. Built-in video tutorials make it easy to master this essential photography tool for iPhone and iPad.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Photography AI Education

By:

Mosaic S.r.l.

Rating:

4.70

(51,407) 4 new ratings

Version:

2.11.38 Last updated: 2026-03-26

Version code:

880103467

Creation date:

2017-10-31

Compatible devices:

Size:

332.33MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-03

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 5,935 ▲ 45

Other rankings

#5 in focus keyword 32 #73 in hd quality keyword 29 ▲ #85 in insert keyword 37 ▲ 15

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Developed by:

Mosaic S.r.l.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/focos/id1274938524

Website:

https://bendingspoons.com/products.html?app=1274938524

User Reviews

Users praise Focos for its depth-of-field and portrait editing capabilities, with a strong iPhone feature set and fast performance. However, multiple reviews criticize the subscription model as expensive and pushy, the removal of free features, and save/export restrictions that impose watermarks. Cross-device issues are noted, especially missing tools on the iPad compared with the iPhone. A few reports mention bugs and data/privacy concerns, but the core complaints center on pricing and platform parity rather than tool quality.

Pros

Depth-of-field and bokeh editing controls that work well for portraits.
Strong portrait-focused toolset with features that many users find useful.
Fast loading and smooth performance on iPhone devices.
The iPhone version reportedly has amazing features.

Cons

High subscription price and ongoing payments required to access core features (e.g., around $100/year or $10/week).
Removal of many free features and the shift to paid access for functionality that used to be free.
Inconsistent feature parity between iPhone and iPad (e.g., iPad missing features like the brush tool).
Inability to save/export photos under the free plan and the appearance of watermarking or save restrictions while using the subscription model.