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Version 1.0.6 · 2026-08-12
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The store currently lists version 1.0.6, updated 2026-08-12.







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Seeker: AI Image Editing & Movie Guide
Create. Transform. Discover.
Seeker is an all-in-one app that puts powerful AI image editing tools at your fingertips—while also helping you explore movies and TV shows. Transform your photos with creative templates, or discover what to watch next—all in one place.
* AI Image Editing (Core Features)
Turn your photos into stunning visuals in seconds. Simply upload an image, choose a template, and generate a new look instantly.
• Eraser Anything – Remove unwanted objects effortlessly
• Edit Anything – Modify elements with AI precision
• Area Restyle – Redesign specific parts of your image
• 3D Caricature – Create fun, stylized portraits
• Hairstyle & Hair Color – Try new looks instantly
From creative edits to fun transformations, Seeker makes image editing simple and intuitive.…
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