E : M 4+

A focused image editing experience that respects both your creativity and your time. A deliberate counterpoint to bloated editing platforms.

Designed with intentional restraint, E : M for iOS strips away everything but the essentials, offering a focused image editing experience that respects both your creativity and your time. This lightweight application serves as a deliberate counterpoint to bloated editing platforms, functioning as a natural extension of your device's native camera.

E : M liberates your post-production workflow from the distractions of social feeds, notifications, and community pressure. Each feature has been carefully considered for its genuine utility, providing uniquely purposeful editing capabilities. Work seamlessly across your image library with the ability to transfer edit parameters between photos, maintaining consistency without redundant adjustments. Organise your editing projects with a straightforward system that prioritises efficiency over complexity.

E : M represents a return to the fundamental purpose of image editing tools - to enhance visual expression without imposing the tool itself into the creative equation. We've removed subscription barriers, eliminated unnecessary features, and crafted an editing environment that feels both immediate, Familiar and considered. Each filter and adjustment within E : M has been developed with photographic intention rather than trendiness, offering options that enhance rather than transform your original vision. These tools provide subtle refinement where needed and bold creative choices where desired, always leaving the final decision in your hands.

Currently available exclusively for iOS devices, E : M represents the foundational entry in the Edit and Modify project and a testament to our commitment to creating tools that enhance rather than interrupt the creative process. It establishes the blueprint for our approach: essential functionality delivered without distraction, empowering creativity through deliberate restraint.

A Present Standard Project
By James Wrigley