SloSta turns your iPhone into a film camera — real rolls, a finite number of frames, and no preview until you develop. That slowness is the whole point. Here's how it works, and how to reach a human if something's wrong.
One roll at a time — like a real camera. You have to shoot every frame on the current roll before you can develop it, and only then can you load a fresh one. No swapping mid-roll, no deleting shots to make room.
Undeveloped film shows you nothing — that's film. Finish the roll, then develop it. Your photos appear in the app once developing is done, and from there you can save them to your photo library.
No. You compose, you shoot, you trust the process. You'll see the frame when the roll is developed — surprises included. If you want instant previews, every other camera app does that; SloSta deliberately doesn't.
After developing, open a photo and export it. iOS will ask once for permission to add to your photo library — SloSta can only add photos, never read your library.
Open the in-app guide from the info button — it replays the whole how-it-works walkthrough anytime. (Added by popular demand from confused first-time shooters.)
Completely. SloSta has no internet connection at all — no accounts, no cloud, no analytics. Everything stays on your device. Full details in the privacy policy.
Found a bug, lost a roll, or have an idea?
Email: kopecky.lukas37@gmail.com
Written by a human (Lukas, Barcelona), usually within 1–2 days. Include your iPhone model and iOS version if it's a bug.