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Image 1 — [Self-Promotion] I recently built a mobile app that simulates the film photography experience
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▲ 1 r/Appstore

[Self-Promotion] I recently built a mobile app that simulates the film photography experience

At first, the idea felt pretty simple: let users choose a film roll, take photos, keep them locked until the roll is finished, and then “develop” them before seeing the final results. But once I actually started building it, I realized that the small details are what make the whole experience feel real.

The hardest part was probably the color system. I tried using AI to create LUTs at first, but the results looked off, so I had to actually learn how LUTs work and keep adjusting the colors myself. The design also went through two redesigns because the first version worked, but it didn’t feel consistent enough.

I also tried building the in-app purchase system myself, but after running into bugs and spending too much time on it, I switched to RevenueCat, which made things a lot smoother.

The whole process was messy, but I learned a lot from it. I’d appreciate it if you can give it a try, and give me the feedback overall and about ASO, color filter options,… as well.

https://apps.apple.com/vn/app/analog-camera-eluvo/id6768155176

u/cutieB_u — 14 hours ago
▲ 4 r/promoteMyApp

I recently built a mobile app that simulates the film photography experience, and honestly, it was way more complicated than I expected.

At first, the idea felt pretty simple: let users choose a film roll, take photos, keep them locked until the roll is finished, and then “develop” them before seeing the final results. But once I actually started building it, I realized that the small details are what make the whole experience feel real.

The hardest part was probably the color system. I tried using AI to create LUTs at first, but the results looked off, so I had to actually learn how LUTs work and keep adjusting the colors myself. The design also went through two redesigns because the first version worked, but it didn’t feel consistent enough.

I also tried building the in-app purchase system myself, but after running into bugs and spending too much time on it, I switched to RevenueCat, which made things a lot smoother.

The whole process was messy, but I learned a lot from it. I’d appreciate it if you can give it a try, and give me the feedback overall and about ASO, color filter options,… as well. I will also reply to you guys with a code to redeem the Premium Colors. Thank you!

https://apps.apple.com/vn/app/analog-camera-eluvo/id6768155176

u/cutieB_u — 5 days ago
▲ 2 r/sleep

Waking up in the morning

I am a person who can not wakeup early, and usually sleep through my alarm. I keep hitting the snooze button, and even when I successfully wake up I feel absolutely tired and annoying. It might ruin my whole day.

I tried to find an alarm app that lock the snooze feature, and also requires me to do some tasks in order to shut down the alarm. It works quite well and I overslept much less than before. But waking up early still can not feel relax to me.

Does anyone share the same problem, or know many good ways of waking up in the morning?

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u/cutieB_u — 19 days ago