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Life & fun · August 6, 2026

Roll36

Organize scanned film photos by roll on iPhone

What it does

Roll36 is an iPhone app for organizing developed and scanned film photos by roll. Keep each physical roll as one digital record with its film stock, format, date, notes, and frames in order. Find old rolls through search and a visual timeline, favorite individual photos, and create share cards with the original roll context. No fixed 36-photo limit, no account, no ads, and no tracking. Your archive stays on your device.

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