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Lazy Lighting

Lazy Lighting
★ 3.9 (504 ratings)
⬇ 50,000+ downloads
Est. actual: 79,197
Free
Released: Apr 3, 2026
IAP: $7.99 - $129.99 per item
No ads
Rated: Everyone

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4 this week · 2 positive · 1 warning All of this week's signals →
  • 📈Last 7 days +13K installs — 50% slower than the week before (+26K) · 1.3K/day since Sep 29
  • 🏆Among Art & Design apps top 1% by installs gained this week (97 peers growing)
  • ⭐Rating ★ 3.22 → 3.87 since Sep 29
  • 🛠Updates quiet · updated 35 days ago · every ~23 days (2 updates tracked)
Installs since launch
0 40K 79K 79K Apr 3, 2026 today
+45,200 installs · +378 ratings since Sep 29
Update history
4.1.0 Oct 8, 2026 · seen Oct 24, 2026
• New: Depth detection. Turn a photo into a depth surface for animated light.<br>• Lazy Lighting Link pairs with the PIN shown on your TV, with no QR code needed, and finds your TV faster on Wi-Fi.<br>• Send to TV now plays right side up, and exports render smoothly, including video loops.<br>• Visual thumbnails load before you open the list.<br>• Fixes a freeze on the Play screen, plus other stab
4.0.2 Sep 15, 2026 · seen Sep 29, 2026
Fixed crashes affecting some Android devices.<br>Fixed Shape Aware display issues.<br>General stability improvements.
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Lazy Lighting is an art & design app by Lazy Lighting with 50,000+ downloads (about 79K estimated). +13K installs in the last 7 days. Rated 3.9 from 504 ratings. Released Apr 3, 2026. Install growth, rank history, SDKs and ad networks.

From the store listing: “Lazy Lighting makes projection mapping simple. Create stunning lighting visuals and projection mapping effects directly from your phone. Import images or videos, map them onto surfaces, and design immersive light experiences in minutes. Whether you're creating art installations, decorating events, experimenting with…”