Rolla is a shared disposable film camera for iOS. Create an event, pick a 12–48 shot roll, invite up to four friends with a QR code, and shoot with Kodak Gold, Portra 400, or Tri-X B&W looks. Photos stay locked in a vault until the host develops the roll—bringing back the magic of waiting for the moment worth sharing.
4friends per rollInvite up to four shooters with a QR code or link—everyone shoots blind on the same finite roll until the host develops it.
3cinematic film looksKodak Gold, Portra 400, and Tri-X B&W LUT filters applied on capture—GPU-accelerated, no mid-shoot filter fiddling.
48max shots per rollPick 12, 24, 36, or 48 shots when you create an event. One roll, one reveal—no infinite camera roll dumps.
Photo & Video / Social
Built for the moments worth waiting for
Phone cameras killed the moment—everyone reviewing, deleting, re-shooting. Rolla brings back finite rolls, blind shooting, and a group reveal. Host a wedding reception, a bachelorette, a festival weekend, or an Eid gathering with Arabic, Spanish, and English from day one. Designed in Dubai, made for everywhere.
Screenshots
See Rolla in action.
Key features
What makes Rolla stand out.
01
Create an event in minutes
Name your wedding, trip, or night out, set the date, pick a roll size, and choose a film look. Your event gets a shareable QR code and universal link the moment it's live.
02
Pick your roll & film look
Choose 12, 24, 36, or 48 shots and preview Kodak Gold, Portra 400, or Tri-X B&W on your viewfinder before the event starts.
03
Invite friends with QR or link
Share a full-screen QR code or a short universal link. Guests join with a display name—no account required for shooters in v1.
04
Shoot blind like a disposable
No live preview grid, no mid-shoot deletes. Just the viewfinder, a shot counter, shutter haptics, and film-advance animation until the roll is full.
05
Photos locked until reveal
Every photo uploads to a locked vault. Nobody—not even the host—can peek until the develop timer ends and the host opens the roll.
06
Warm onboarding
Three cards explain Create, Invite, and Reveal before your first event—so guests and hosts understand the blind-shoot contract upfront.
Who it's for
Built for real workflows.
Weddings & engagements
Print the QR on table cards, invite close friends as shooters, and develop the reception roll the morning after as a shared keepsake.
Group trips & festivals
One 48-shot roll across a Coachella weekend or Bali trip—develop on the plane home when everyone is together again.
Eid & family gatherings
Private event rolls for trusted groups with Arabic-first UX—photos stay locked until the host reveals them to the right people.
Pricing
Simple, honest pricing.
Free
$0
1 event/month
1 event per calendar month
12-shot solo roll
All three film looks
Save developed photos in HD
Report & block on shared photos
Weekly
$4.99
per week · 3-day free trial
Unlimited events
Group rolls up to 4 friends
12, 24, 36, or 48 shots
QR and link invites
Restore purchases anytime
Recommended
Annual
$29.99
per year · best value · 7-day trial
Everything in Weekly
Lowest cost per event
7-day free trial where eligible
Monthly plan also available ($7.99/mo)
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Guides & resources
Rolla guides for iPhone.
Practical reads that answer common search questions — each links back to the app.
Create an event, pick a roll size (12–48 shots), invite up to four friends, and everyone shoots blind during the event window. Photos stay locked until the host develops the roll—then you reveal them together, one at a time or as a grid.
Can guests see photos while shooting?
No. That is the point. Nobody sees any photo until the host develops the roll after the event ends. You can see shot counts per person, but not the images themselves.
Is Rolla free?
Yes. The free tier includes one event per month with a 12-shot solo roll. Weekly ($4.99, 3-day trial), monthly ($7.99), and annual ($29.99/yr, 7-day trial) subscriptions unlock unlimited events, larger rolls, and group hosting.
What languages does Rolla support?
Rolla ships with English, Spanish (Mexico), and Arabic at launch—including RTL layout for Arabic—so Gulf weddings, Eid gatherings, and LATAM trips feel native from day one.
