MeCam
16 toy cameras in one.
Open it and you're already shooting. Pick a film and the whole camera changes colour. Press Mimi, the shutter with a face, and a print slides out with the look of old film. No editing, no ads, no account.
Try it: tap a film can or swipe the photo to switch films, then press Mimi to shoot.
16 films. All free.
Every film is its own little camera, with its own colour, its own look and the light it loves. Hover a camera to see a shot on it. What you see in the viewfinder is exactly what gets saved.
Night & cinema
Black & white
More than a shutter.
A photo booth, a capsule machine and a lab receipt. They all play here: the booth and the receipt use the film you picked on the camera above.
Photo booth
Press once and Mimi counts down four shots, each with a pose idea, printed as one strip (or a 2×2 grid) on your film.
film of the day
turn the crank ✦ one spin a day
SPIN
DAILY
FILM-O-MATIC
Film of the day
One spin a day drops a capsule with a film and a tiny dare. Load it and go.
★ MECAM PHOTO LAB ★
stickers this roll
Roll receipt
Turn on the film roll: 27 frames, then a lab receipt with your contact sheet and the stickers you earned.
Little things you'll love.
Month recap
Your month on film in one shareable picture. From 1 December: your year on film, with top films and best month.
Develop later
Shots stay sealed for an hour, like film at the lab, with a countdown on the Lock Screen.
Your name on it
A “Linh's MeCam” tag on the camera, kept with every shot in the gallery.
Mimi suggests
When the light changes, Mimi suggests a film that suits it.
Half-frame & double exposure
Two shots side by side, or a second shot laid over the first.
Lock Screen camera
Shoot without unlocking, plus widgets with your films and newest shots.
Your photos never leave your phone.
- Free. Every film, every feature. No ads, no in-app purchases.
- No account. No sign-up, no login, nothing to fill in.
- Private. Everything happens on your iPhone. MeCam collects no data.
- Polite. It asks for the camera and to add photos to your library. It never reads your library.