BadCam vs Roll 24

BadCam is a simple camera app inspired by old film cameras. You load a roll, take some photos, send the roll to the lab, and wait for the pictures. There are no previews and no retakes. The idea is to slow things down a little and make each photo feel worth a bit more. Features: • Two film rolls: color and black & white • Up to 24 shots per roll (you can eject a roll early and not use all exposures) • Film inspired photo processing • Optional date stamp • Lab developing timer • Albums for developed rolls • Save photos to your Photos library • No accounts or cloud storage Just photos worth waiting for.

Roll-24 is a camera that asks you to slow down. You get 24 shots a day. One roll. No screen showing the photo after you press the shutter. No retakes. No filters to fuss over between frames. Just the viewfinder, the click, and the wait. At midnight, your roll develops. That's when you finally see what the day looked like. Some of it will be beautiful. Some of it will be a thumb. That's the point. How it works - Open the app. Pick a film stock. - Shoot up to 24 frames before the day ends. - At 00:00, the roll develops and the gallery unlocks. - Pin one favorite to your corkboard. Keep it forever. What you get - A clean, distraction-free camera. No feed. No likes. No followers. - Four film stocks: Standard and Black & White out of the box. - A private corkboard for the frames that stayed with you. - Sign in with Apple. That's it. Your rolls stay yours. - Optional share cards if you want to send one to a friend. Premium, plainly Roll-24 is free. If you want more, there are a few small unlocks: - Pro Roll — $0.99 for 32 shots instead of 24, one-time. - Premium Filters — $3.99 to unlock Gold 200 and Tokyo, one-time. - Archive Export — $1.99 to export your full archive, one-time. No subscriptions. No ads. No tracking. No nagging. Twenty-four frames is a small number. That's why every one of them matters.