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This app offers a unique social feed experience focused entirely on film photography. Users can upload complete film rolls, post individual images with detailed metadata, and browse a chronological feed without algorithmic interference. Explore content by camera, lens, or film stock.
What's New in Phaos
1.4.1
July 7, 2026
Redesigned post and roll composer. Refined comments and interactions with posts and rolls. Refreshed controls, light mode, and animations. Performance improvements and bug fixes.
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FAQ
What is Phaos?
Phaos is a social feed dedicated to film photography. It allows users to upload entire film rolls, post individual photos with detailed metadata, and browse a chronological feed. The app focuses on an analog experience without algorithmic content curation.
Does Phaos have ads?
No, Phaos does not contain advertisements. The app is completely free to use and does not display any ads to its users.
What kind of film formats does Phaos support for contact sheets?
Phaos supports viewing film rolls as contact sheets in 35mm, 120, and large format. Users can also export these contact sheets directly to their camera roll.
Can I explore content based on specific film stocks in Phaos?
Yes, Phaos allows you to explore posts and rolls by specific film stocks. You can see how different films, like Portra 400, look on various cameras.
What is the age rating for Phaos?
Phaos has an age rating of 12+. Users under the age of 13 are required to have parental consent to use the application.
How often is Phaos updated?
The latest version of Phaos is 1.3.1, which was last updated on June 24, 2026. Updates are released periodically to improve the app's functionality and features.
What devices is Phaos available on?
Phaos is currently available for iPhone devices. Future platform support may be announced by the developer.
How does Phaos differ from other social media feeds?
Phaos distinguishes itself by offering a purely chronological feed with no algorithm, focusing exclusively on film photography. It emphasizes detailed metadata for each image and the concept of uploading entire film rolls.