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Five disguises, not just a black screen

Turn your iPhone into a hidden camera

Pick what the screen pretends to be

Live preview with on-screen controls. The normal way to shoot.

One tap from the Home Screen

Eclipse Quick Tools

Photo Video Library Settings

A widget that opens straight into a capture mode.

The Home Screen is one way in. Lock Screen widgets, Control Center controls and the Apple Watch app open the same capture modes, so the shot starts wherever your hand already is.

See every way in →

Three ways to fire the shutter

A disguised screen is only half of it. You also need to capture without obviously reaching for your phone.

  • 01

    Tap anywhere

    The whole screen is the shutter. No hunting for a button while the screen looks off.

  • 02

    Volume button

    Capture without touching the screen at all. The phone can sit flat on a table.

  • 03

    Apple Watch Free

    Start the camera and fire the shutter from your wrist. The phone never comes out.

Everything else it does

Built over four years and still shipping, not a feature list copied off someone else's page.

Your captures never leave the phone

There is no account, no cloud album and no upload. Photos and videos are written to a private album inside Eclipse, protected by Face ID, and stay on your device until you decide to export or share them.

Read the privacy policy

Use it responsibly

Eclipse exists so you can photograph without a bright screen disturbing the people around you: at a concert, in a gallery, on a street, or while documenting something you have every right to document. Recording laws differ by country, and many places require the consent of the people being recorded. You are responsible for using Eclipse lawfully; please read the Terms of Use.

Capture without lighting up the room

Get Eclipse, free

Requires iPhone. Apple Watch app included.