It depends on what you want to do, but Procreate is a one time purchase of 10$ for a fault competent photo editor, although it's more designed for digital art. I haven't used the app on a phone, only on a tablet with a stylus, so mileage may vary
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Procreate is an iOS/iPad OS app. Not android
ah i didnt realize, i thought it was available for android too, apologies
It depends on what you want to do, but Procreate is a one time purchase of 10$ for a fault competent photo editor, although it's more designed for digital art. I haven't used the app on a phone, only on a tablet with a stylus, so mileage may vary
Have you tried Photopea? It's a free web app that's a dead-ringer for Photoshop, and has a pretty decent responsive mobile interface. If you're looking for a Photoshop-like experience on your phone, it's probably your best bet.
Ah, I've used Photopea for years now and I never would have thought it would have functioned on mobile. Thanks for the tip!