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About FilmNote

FilmNote is a film photography archive app for managing digitized film photos on your phone. Organize your scans by roll, record film stocks, cameras, shooting dates, notes, and development details, and revisit your work through a clean timeline, custom categories, and detailed photo views. Built-in film stock and camera libraries make setup fast, while custom entries let you keep track of your own gear and favorite emulsions. FilmNote also includes tools for tracking film development. Create or customize development process templates, record each processing session step by step, adjust timing for individual stages, and keep a history of your darkroom workflow alongside your photo archive. Whether you are archiving daily snapshots, documenting a long-term project, or refining your development process, FilmNote helps turn the small details of analog photography into a clear, searchable, and beautifully organized record.

What’s new

Version 1.1.4 · Updated September 2, 2026

1. Remove the character limit on thumbnail names. 2. Add a sorting feature to the film page, allowing users to customize the sort order.

App privacy

The developer, 文豪 冯, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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