Film photography deserves metadata.
Cassette Nest is an easy and fun way to build a lifelong archive of metadata about your film photography.



Thoughts from the film community
An app that keeps track of my film inventory, film loaded in my cameras, and keeps shot/roll notes? Awesome. To have it built by someone who loves building the app as much as they love photography? That’s the winner. Film photographers, check out @cassettenest by @trey.
Wow this looks very promising!
If you still like film photography and want a great way to keep track of it, get on this
Its a great tool, made me pay attention to my settings more and discover things about my own faults in photography. And just for going back and remembering what body+glass+film combo i had for a shot i like is great!
Take the complexity out of shooting film.
Now you can easily answer these questions…
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What film do I have?
- See at a glance all the film you have. Easily filter by format (35mm, 120), type (color negative, black and white, slide), or any combination thereof.
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What do I need to get processed?
- Placing an order for processing can be tedious. Remove that complexity from your workflow!
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What’s loaded right now?
- The Dashboard shows your currently loaded cameras (including what they have in them!), your cameras that are ready to be loaded, and any current projects.
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How many rolls did I shoot last year?
- See all the film you've shot and, if you want, even filter by year!