One roll, one record
Keep the name, film stock, format, exposure count, notes, and frames together.
An on-device archive for real film photography
Keep every roll together.
Build an archive for every roll you develop and scan: keep its stock, format, date, notes, and frames in their original order.
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A home for every frame
Built around every roll, not a camera feed.
Keep the stock, format, notes, and scans in one record—then find that roll again by date, film, or title.
An on-device archive for real film photography
Not a film camera or filter app
Roll36 does not take photos or add film effects. It organizes photos you have already shot on real film, developed, and scanned—one roll at a time, with its original sequence and context.
Your archive, over time
Watch months turn into contact sheets.
Browse a visual timeline, open a month, and move naturally between favorite frames and the rolls they came from.
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Film-first catalog
Keep 135, 120, and custom formats together with stock, date, capacity, and notes.
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Favorites wall
Pull the frames you love into one focused, full-resolution collection.
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Share the roll, with its context
Export a roll card that keeps the frames, film stock, and roll details together.
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Stays on your device
Your archive and imported images stay in local storage on your device. Roll36 does not upload them to its servers.
The real app
Every roll, in full.
Film roll library
Start with a roll, then find old records by name, date, or film details.
Timeline
Let past rolls slowly become a contact sheet arranged by month.
Long-form share card
Share the frames and their roll details together in one composed image.
A home for every frame
Why film photos belong together by roll
A developed roll is more than a set of loose images. Film stock, date, place, and sequence make the record complete.
Search and timeline
Find frames by roll, film, title, or date, then revisit the archive over time.
Favorites and sharing
Collect the frames you love and share them with their roll context in a long-form card.
Common formats and stocks
Record 135, 120, and custom formats with common film stocks.
Local storage and privacy
Your archive and imported images stay on your device. Roll36 does not upload them to its servers.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is Roll36?
Roll36 is an iPhone app for organizing scanned film photos by roll. It keeps film details, frames, notes, dates, favorites, and sharing together in a private archive.
Is Roll36 a film camera or filter app?
No. Roll36 does not take photos or apply film filters. It is for photos shot on real film, then developed and scanned.
How do I organize scanned film photos?
Create a film roll, record its stock, format, capacity, date, name, and notes, then add the scanned frames in order.
Does Roll36 upload my photos?
No. Your photos and archive stay in local app storage on your device.
Which film formats does Roll36 support?
Roll36 supports 135, 120, and custom formats, with 24, 27, 36, or custom capacities.
Can I save a roll with fewer than 36 photos?
Yes. A roll can be saved with its actual number of frames; it does not need to be full.
Do I need an account?
No. Roll36 does not require an account to organize your local film archive.
Can I search rolls by film stock or date?
Yes. Search your rolls by film stock, date, name, or other saved roll details.
ROLL36
Your negatives deserve an archive.
Keep the sequence, context, and texture of every roll close.
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