Film looks
Soft, warm tones from analog film stock
Film looks and old phone cams, in one app.
A filter camera app, made by a photography graduate. Signature tones, hand-calibrated one frame at a time, baked into the photo the moment you press the shutter.
Sounds familiar?
You took the photo, but the result feels flat.
You catch a beautiful light, but the shot in your gallery feels ordinary. Cranking a different editing app open every time gets old. Buying a real film camera and developing the rolls is a whole separate project.
So I built phtgrph
Press the shutter. The look is already there.
I poured the editing style I had been refining since photography school — weddings, travel, daily walks — straight into the app. Hand-calibrated signature tones render live on the viewfinder, so the color and light of the moment you press the shutter is what gets saved.
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Signature tones
Hand-calibrated, one frame at a time. A single person’s editing style — not sold anywhere else.
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Zero post-work
One shutter press and you’re done. You won’t open another app afterward.
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Timer capture
3 or 10-second self-timer. Selfies and group shots, one-handed.
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Dark Room
Re-develop photos already in your camera roll with phtgrph filters.
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Light and fast
Small footprint, opens instantly. So you don’t hesitate when the light is good.
Filters
Film looks and old phone cams. More with every update.
Each one a different signature tone, but all sitting on a single wheel you can swipe through with one finger. New ones land in every release.
Old phone cams
Gritty color and crunchy pixels of old phone cameras
Goes well with
These kinds of light, in particular.
- 01 A walk in afternoon sun
- 02 A frame at the café
- 03 Spring and autumn daylight
- 04 The mood of a trip
- 05 Wedding snaps, ceremonies
- 06 Dogs and cats at home
Why I built it
A camera made by hand, by a photography graduate.
Every filter is a tone I sharpened in school, in studio, and while shooting weddings. I packaged the sliders I keep reaching for into a single tap, so anyone can shoot inside the same mood — no extra work required.