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Have a question or need help? Check the FAQ below or reach out directly.
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For bug reports, feature requests, or general questions, email us at:
support@analogly.appWe typically respond within 48 hours.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Analogly free?
Analogly is free to download on the App Store for iOS 17+.
Does Analogly collect my data?
No. All your data (roll logs, camera gear, chemistry batches, preferences) is stored 100% locally on your device. We don't use analytics, tracking, or ads. See our Privacy Policy for full details.
How accurate is the light meter?
The light meter uses your iPhone's camera sensor and provides reliable readings for most conditions. It supports spot, center-weighted, and average metering modes. For critical work, we recommend cross-referencing with a dedicated meter until you're comfortable with the readings.
Which film stocks are supported?
Analogly includes 29 film stocks from Kodak, Ilford, Fujifilm, Foma, and CineStill — covering color negative, color positive (slide), and black & white. Each stock includes reciprocity data and (where applicable) development times.
Can I use the development timer without the haptic alerts?
Yes. Haptic agitation alerts are customizable — you can adjust the agitation schedule or use the timer visually with the circular countdown display.
How does the Negative Converter work?
Point your iPhone camera at a negative (on a light table or backlit screen). The app uses CoreImage to invert and color-correct in real-time. It supports B&W negatives, C-41 color negatives, and E-6 slides with adjustable warmth, exposure, and contrast.
Can I submit a film lab that's not in the directory?
Yes! Use the 'Submit a Lab' feature in the Lab Finder to add labs missing from the directory. Your submission helps grow the community database for all users.
Does Analogly work offline?
Yes. The light meter, reciprocity calculator, development timer, roll log, camera bag, chemistry tracker, negative converter, dev times database, and film stock browser all work completely offline. The Lab Finder's map requires a network connection.
What's Darkroom Mode?
Darkroom Mode turns the entire UI to deep red tones — like a safelight. It preserves your night vision and won't fog panchromatic film. Toggle it from the Tools screen.