See it before the shutter
Compose with the final mood already in view. No filter hunt after the moment is gone.
For iPhone · From SageKey Labs
Load a film.
Not a filter.
StreetFrame is a film camera that happens to live in your iPhone. See a creative film-inspired look live in the viewfinder, then develop the frame on your device.
13built-in films
1complete free camera
100%local photo rendering
0accounts required
What you see is what you shoot
The viewfinder is the film.
Choose a film before the moment happens. Its tone, contrast, grain, and character appear live—then the same recipe develops the high-resolution capture.
DAY / K-64
NIGHT / 800-T
One recipe, start to finish
Live preview, captured photos, and imported images share StreetFrame’s local renderer.
Grain that stays alive
Every still receives its own grain pattern instead of a frozen overlay copied from preview.
The film shelf
Thirteen films.
One pocket.
Color, black and white, night, square, and natural. Each profile is a creative film-inspired interpretation with its own response to light.
SF / 01
COLOR · 64
K-64
Dense slide-inspired color, glowing reds, clean blacks, and etched detail.
Swipe the film shelf
Designed for the street
Controls you can feel.
A focused camera interface with the physical rhythm of the cameras that inspired it—without getting between you and the frame.
WAIST-LEVEL FINDER
Shoot from the hip.
Drop the viewfinder into a square ground glass, hold the phone low, and stay present in the scene. Mirror it for the full twin-lens experience.
TACTILE CAMERA CONTROLS
Frame it your way.
Click-stop exposure, 1:1 and 3:4 framing, classic lens steps, tap focus, volume shutter, photo import, and a weekly reason to go shoot.
StreetFrame Film Lab
Describe a look.
The Lab mixes it.
Start with a real stock, a photographer’s visual language, or simply a mood. Film Lab turns the description into a custom, editable recipe for StreetFrame’s renderer.
IMPORTANT / 01
Film Lab creates a recipe, not a generated picture.
Your camera frames and imported photos remain on your iPhone.
FILM LAB
READY
YOUR DESCRIPTION
“A foggy morning downtown—soft color, cool shadows, restrained contrast, gentle grain.”
CUSTOM / 400
CREATIVE RECIPE
MORNING FOG 400
Muted pastels · lifted blacks · cool shadow bias · fine grain
RECIPE SAVES LOCALLY TO THIS DEVICE
A useful camera from day one
Start free.
Go deeper with Pro.
The complete basic camera is free. StreetFrame Pro expands the film shelf, output quality, and Film Lab—without taking the essentials away.
STREETFRAME
$0
Free
A complete film camera for everyday shooting.
- Full basic camera and photo import
- Three creative films plus Natural
- Standard-resolution output
- One saved custom recipe
- One standard Film Lab generation daily
- Weekly photography challenge
FOR THE DEEP END
STREETFRAME
$5.99/mo
Pro
The full shelf, maximum detail, and a larger creative workspace.
- Complete built-in film library
- Maximum Detail and experimental ProRAW
- Full-resolution capture, export, and import
- Unlimited saved recipes, editing, and sharing
- 30 Film Lab units each month
- $29.99/year with a 7-day trial for eligible new subscribers
APP STORE PRICING AND ELIGIBILITY SHOWN AT PURCHASE ARE AUTHORITATIVE.
Privacy by composition
Your photos stay on your iPhone.
Camera frames, captures, and imported photos are processed on your device. They are never uploaded to StreetFrame or OpenAI.
No advertising analytics
No tracking or data sales
No StreetFrame account
No cloud photo processing
Read the privacy policy
DESIGNED IN FLORIDA / 2026
Independent by design
Made by a photographer, for photographers.
“I wanted an iPhone camera that kept me looking at people, light, and the next frame—not a grid of filters after the fact. StreetFrame is my answer.”
StreetFrame is created by Will Hucks, an iOS developer and photographer, through SageKey Labs.
WILL HUCKS / FOUNDER, SAGEKEY LABS
Coming to the App Store
The next frame won’t wait.
Join the launch list for App Store availability, development notes, and early field-testing opportunities.
NO SPAM. JUST LAUNCH NEWS AND OCCASIONAL FIELD NOTES.