Your scans come back. Your settings don’t.
Pellica logs your exposure settings while you shoot. When your film comes back from the lab, every image gets its data back. So you learn from every roll.
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You know that moment...
Without a film roll tracker
- You shoot 36 frames on a roll of film
- 2 weeks later, your negatives come back from the lab
- You can't remember the settings for shot #17
- A learning opportunity lost
With Pellica
- Log every shot in 1 tap
- Your negatives come back from the lab
- Import your scans → every image gets its settings back
- You know exactly what worked — and improve with every roll
3 steps. That's it.
Create your film roll
Select your film stock and camera. Ready to shoot.
Log your exposure settings
1 tap is enough. GPS, weather, voice notes — automatic.
Rediscover everything
Photos developed? Import your scans. Each image gets its exposure data back.
Everything you need to track your analog film rolls. Nothing you don't.
Film Roll Management
From first shot to developed photos. Create, track, send to lab, import your scans. All in one place.
Pro Light Meter
Measure light, get perfect exposure. No need for a separate light meter app.
Worldwide Film Lab Map
Find the perfect film development lab near you. Built by photographers, for photographers.
Scans + Exposure Data
Import your developed photos, match them with shot data. Visual + settings reunited.
See the Pellica film tracking app in action.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Pellica free?
Yes, free download with optional premium features.
Is the beta stable?
Yes. Pellica has been in development for over a year. The beta is a functional version we're perfecting with your feedback. Your data will be kept at official launch.
Is my data secure?
Your data stays on your device. No ads. Optional analytics with your consent only.
Is there an Android version?
We launched on iOS first to perfect the experience with your feedback. Android is next — sign up to be among the first to try it.
What film formats does Pellica support?
Pellica supports all popular film formats including 35mm, 120 (medium format), and large format film. You can track any film stock — from Kodak Portra and Fuji Superia to Ilford HP5 and CineStill — with full exposure data logging for each frame.
Does Pellica have a built-in light meter?
Yes! Pellica includes a built-in light meter so you can measure exposure directly in the app before shooting. No need for a separate light meter app — meter the light, set your exposure, and log it all in one place.
The Film Roll Tracking App Built for Analog Photographers
Pellica is a film roll tracking app designed specifically for analog photographers who shoot on 35mm, 120 medium format, or large format film. Whether you're a beginner learning exposure or an experienced photographer managing multiple cameras and film stocks, Pellica helps you log, organize, and learn from every roll you shoot.
Why Do You Need a Film Roll Tracker?
Unlike digital photography, analog film doesn't record EXIF data. When you shoot a roll of Kodak Portra 400 or Ilford HP5, there's no automatic record of your aperture, shutter speed, or ISO for each frame. By the time your negatives come back from the lab weeks later, it's nearly impossible to remember what settings you used for each shot. A film photography log app like Pellica solves this problem by letting you record exposure data in real time, right from your phone.
What Makes Pellica Different From Other Film Log Apps?
Most film logging apps require manual entry of every field. Pellica is built for speed — log a shot in 1 tap with automatic GPS location and weather capture. It's the only analog photography app that combines:
- Film roll management — Create, track, and organize all your rolls in one place. Support for 35mm, 120, and large format.
- Exposure logging — Record aperture, shutter speed, ISO, and lens for every frame with quick-entry dials.
- Built-in light meter — Measure exposure directly in the app. No need to carry a separate light meter or download another app.
- Automatic GPS & weather — Location and conditions are captured automatically when you log a shot.
- Voice notes — Dictate notes hands-free while you keep shooting.
- Scan import — When your developed photos come back, import them and match each scan with its exposure data.
- Worldwide lab map — Find film development labs near you from a community-built database of 500+ labs.
- Development process guides — C-41, B&W, E-6, ECN-2 processes explained with times and temperatures.
- PDF/CSV export — Export your film log data anytime. Your data belongs to you.
Supported Film Stocks & Formats
Pellica supports every popular film stock and format used by analog photographers today:
- 35mm film — Kodak Portra 160/400/800, Kodak Gold 200, Kodak Ektar 100, Kodak Tri-X 400, Kodak T-Max 400, Fuji Superia 400, Fuji C200, Fuji Pro 400H, Ilford HP5 Plus, Ilford Delta 3200, Ilford FP4 Plus, CineStill 800T, CineStill 50D, Lomography Color 400, and hundreds more.
- 120 medium format — All the same emulsions in 120 format, plus specialty stocks for Hasselblad, Mamiya, Pentax 67, and other medium format cameras.
- Large format (4x5, 8x10) — Sheet film tracking with per-sheet exposure logging.
How Film Roll Tracking Improves Your Photography
The biggest advantage of analog photography is the intentionality it demands. But without tracking your exposure settings, you lose the ability to learn from your results. When you match your developed scans with the aperture, shutter speed, and ISO you actually used, you build a feedback loop that accelerates your growth as a photographer. Pellica turns every roll into a learning experience.
Privacy-First Design
Your film photography data stays on your device. Pellica has no ads, no tracking, and no data sharing. Optional cloud sync is available with Premium for backup and multi-device access, but it's never required. Export your data as PDF or CSV anytime.
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