Turn surroundings into music
Scene recognition, overall tone (warmth, brightness, saturation), and the time of day rank eighteen moods to match your space. The photo never leaves your device.
Snap a photo, hear the mood.
Your surroundings often reflect how you feel. Point your camera at whatever is around you, and Moodshot reads the scene, the tone, and the hour on your device. Every photo becomes a spinning vinyl sleeve with a matching Apple Music playlist.
Download on the App StoreiPhone & iPad · iOS 17 or later · No account · Free download, optional in-app purchaseShows its reasoning
A line under the mood name lists what it saw: the recognized scene, the hour, and the cast of light. Clear, open, and never arbitrary.
Plays inside the app
An Apple Music playlist starts on its own. Full tracks with an Apple Music subscription; 30-second previews without one.
Try another pressing
The two runner-up moods sit under OTHER PRESSINGS. Tap one and the sleeve swaps out, the label changes colour, and a different playlist loads.
Keep the ones worth keeping
Save a moment, and the photo, mood, and playlist go onto a shelf of record sleeves. Open one to hear it again.
Everything stays on device
No account, no analytics, nothing uploaded. Recognition runs entirely on device and works offline; only fetching the playlist needs a connection.
From a quiet corner to a spinning record
Three simple steps: point your camera, let the environment pick the record, and listen.
Frame what is in front of you
A square frame on paper-coloured ground. Tap the vinyl-shaped shutter.
The scene picks the record
Your photo becomes the sleeve, the vinyl slides out and spins, and the music begins to play.
A shelf of your own moments
Saved moments line up as record sleeves. Open one and it plays again.