Disposable cameras, reinvented

The social network that only lives in the real world.

A new roll every month. Limited shots, no editing. Your photos reveal themselves once the roll is developed — just like the good old days.

capture the best

Coming soon onApp Store Coming soon onGoogle Play

15+ · iPhone & Android

Shoot now

Discover later.

No preview, no second try. The moment stays a moment — until the day your roll gets developed.

How it works

Three moves. Zero filters.

  1. One roll, real moments

    Each camera has limited shots. When it is full or expired, the roll gets developed — just like the good old days.

  2. Scan to join

    Add friends or join an event by scanning a code. No code handy? You can always enter it manually.

  3. Reveal and share

    Once developed, your photos show up in your journal and in shared memories with your friends.

Features

Everything you need. Nothing more.

Monthly roll

A new roll every month

Your camera shows up on its own, shots counted. Every photo matters — so you truly pick your moments.

Film look

Grain, straight out of the camera

Grain, vignette and warm tones are baked in when you shoot. No editing afterwards.

Events

A camera for every guest

Wedding, birthday, festival: create an event for 2 to 100 guests, choose how many shots each person gets, and find public events near you on the map.

One Take

Profile photo in one take

A front-facing selfie, one take only — like a real photo booth.

RedFish Code

Scan it, you’re friends

Your personal code to add friends in a snap.

With friends

A shared roll

One camera for the group, everyone’s photos, revealed together.

Widget

Shoot from your home screen

The widget opens the camera of the roll you choose, instantly. Moments don’t wait.

Our take

Fewer photos. More moments.

  • Counted shotsA limited number of photos per roll: every shot is worth something.
  • No editingThe moment as it was. No filters afterwards, no staging.
  • The thrill of developingYou discover your photos later, together with your friends.
  • No background trackingLocation is only used while you are using the app.
Privacy

Your memories belong to you.

Redfish is built for the people you actually know. You stay in control of who finds you, who adds you, and your data.

15 and up

Redfish is for people aged 15 and over.

You choose who adds you

Everyone, friends of friends or nobody — and you can stay out of search.

Export and delete

Export your data (GDPR) or permanently delete your account, right in the app.

Foreground location only

Only for nearby events. Never any background tracking.

Read the privacy policy
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is Redfish?

Redfish is a social network inspired by disposable cameras. Every month you get a roll with a limited number of shots. No editing: your photos are revealed when the roll is developed, and you share them with your friends.

When will the app be available?

Redfish is coming very soon to the App Store and Google Play. Keep an eye on this site: download links will show up here at launch.

When do I get to see my photos?

When your roll is full or expired, it gets developed. Your photos then show up in your journal and in shared memories with your friends.

Can I edit my photos?

No, and that’s the point. The film look is applied when you shoot, and the photo stays as it is.

How do events work?

An organizer creates the event and sets the number of guests (2 to 100) and photos per participant. Guests join with a code, a link or a QR code, and each gets their own camera. Depending on its setup, creating an event may be paid: the price is always shown before you confirm.

Why does the app need my location?

Only to show events around you and to check you are actually there when joining an event. It is never used in the background, and you can decline.

How old do I need to be?

You must be at least 15 years old to create a Redfish account.

Redfish

capture the best

Disposable cameras, reinvented. Shoot now, discover later.

Coming soon onApp Store Coming soon onGoogle Play