Kigo — Photo Haiku Journal
iOS app by Norihiro Mukai. Lifestyle · Norihiro Mukai
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- 0 / 5
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- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
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- Unknown
- Version
- 1.0.2
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-08
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You don’t write haiku. You notice them. Three photos, a few words, and your day becomes one quiet card. No experience needed. Nothing to learn. HOW IT WORKS Choose three photos from your day. Add a few words — or pick from a library of more than two hundred. Kigo lays them out on real washi paper, and you have a card to keep or share. It takes about a minute. YOUR PHOTOS, QUIETLY SET RIGHT Most photos are almost there. Kigo looks at yours and adjusts the light, the contrast, the color — the way a photographer would. Nothing is added. It still looks like your day. Enhancing is always free. SOMETHING TO LOOK FOR TODAY Every morning, a small prompt — something to look for today. Frost on a window. The first cicada. A peach that’s finally ripe. In Japanese, kigo means season word — the one small detail that tells you what time of year it is. Every haiku carries one. You already notice them. Kigo just gives you somewhere to put them. AN ALBUM THAT BECOMES A MAP Everything you make collects in your album. A year from now, you’ll have a book of everything you noticed. MADE IN TOKYO I’m Nori, a photographer in Tokyo. Twenty-five years behind the camera. What I love is keeping a record of ordinary days as they change, and of the small things that move something in me. When I photograph something, I look for the one part that says the most about it — the place where it is most itself. That’s what I want you to see. A haiku does the same thing with words: everything unnecessary taken out, until only the one thing is left. Photographs and haiku belong together. That’s why I made Kigo. You don’t need to be a photographer. You don’t need to know anything about haiku. ABOUT YOUR PHOTOS Your photos are not used to train AI models — not ours, and not Google’s. When you enhance a photo, it is sent to Google’s Gemini API so it can be read and adjusted, and it is not kept afterwards. We use the paid tier of that service, which means Google does not use it to improve its products or train its models. If you subscribe, your finished photos and cards are saved in your album so you can come back to them. If you don’t, nothing is stored on our servers. WHAT’S FREE Your first three haiku, and your first three enhanced photos — free to make, save, and share. Enhancing itself is always free to try. KIGO UNLIMITED · Save and share every haiku you make · Every photo you enhance, saved to your phone · Your own album, filling up day by day · A new prompt every morning · Remove the Kigo mark from your cards One plan. Two ways to pay. $4.99 per month, or $39.99 per year. Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase. The subscription renews automatically unless it is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. You can manage or cancel it in your Apple Account settings. Terms of Use: https://kigo-haiku.com/terms Privacy Policy: https://kigo-haiku.com/privacy
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