WebP Simple Camera | Android - Google Play

WebP Simple Camera is Paid Version of WebP Camera Litera. A simple low-resolution camera app! With Webp storage format.  The Key of Different is Ads.. this version is Clean from Ads. Pay as One Time Purchase.

WepP Simple Camera (Paid version)

Additional feature: Low-resolution video recording! Supports more older Android devices.

Will there be additional features and further development? (I'm not promising, but the essence of this app is to focus on MINIMAL FUNCTIONS)

Why Low Resolution? Well, while many recording app developers are striving to maximize recording quality, here we're trying to create a minimal app with specific functions:

1. For blogs/article writers to be able to directly upload photos.

2. Some functions are for direct documentation to websites with low bandwidth or requiring small images to be uploaded.

3. Some attendance websites cannot accept large images or cannot send attendance reports. Therefore, this app is expected to be user-friendly for systems that only require REPORTS, not image quality.

* Watermark and real-time features are included! Suitable for reports and cannot be changed/modified.

Why does the app seem so cheap to buy?

1. Our goal is for as many people as possible to benefit from the app.
2. The promotional price is for the first 1,000 downloads. The price may change after that, so buy now before the price goes up.
3. There's no guarantee of continuous updates. I'm focused on developing the app, and sometimes maintenance requires accessing old documentation. If dependencies change drastically, it becomes difficult. Therefore, I offer the app at the lowest possible price without a guaranteed update (but this doesn't mean I don't update the app; I still strive to update it, perhaps with additional features or UI layout changes).
4. All apps that have been published and released on Google Play have been checked for security by google play, so I rely on that, along with my principle in app development of not taking anything that isn't rightfully mine.