Corkie Get Corkie

A board you fill with friends

Shoot with cameras that feel real, watch your prints develop, and pin them to a board you dress yourself, or fill one with friends.

  • Get it on Google Play
  • Coming soon on iPhone

Free, with optional coin packs.

The Porto board in Corkie: 26 prints on cork under fairy lights, with candles along the bottom

Shared boards

Everyone's prints, one board

Make a board for a party or a trip and hang its invite. Friends scan the code to join, and everyone's prints develop on the same board. Choose what newcomers may do, set when it ends, and keep a copy when it's over.

  1. 1

    Make a board

    For a party, a trip or your group. Pick its surface and dress it.

  2. 2

    Hang the invite

    Friends scan its code with their phone's camera, or type the code in Corkie.

  3. 3

    Shoot together

    Every print lands on the board and develops there for all of you.

Private

Only people with the invite get in. No feed, no likes, no followers.

The shared board Hvar in Corkie: its invite with a QR code pinned at the top, friends' prints and notes around it

Five cameras

Every camera is free

Each film has its own look and frame, and the same film comes out a little different in every camera.

  • Instant

    Square prints. Each develops in about a minute; rub it, shake it or turn it face down to help it along.

  • Mini

    Tall prints that develop the same way.

  • Slim

    Pocket prints with a thin border.

  • Disposable

    Load a 35 mm roll with a date back and shoot blind. The strip develops for a few hours, like a trip to the lab.

  • Booth

    Step in for four poses on one paper strip.

The Instant camera in Corkie: the viewfinder above, a square print just out and developing below it
A print, just out
The shelf in Corkie with the Instant, Mini, Slim and Disposable cameras
The shelf

Boards and dressing

Dress it like your room

Pick one of eight boards, then pin, tape or clip your prints, add stickers, ribbons, paper and keepsakes, and string up fairy lights and garlands. Pull the cord to change the light in the room.

  • Cork
  • Fridge
  • Wood
  • Wire grid
  • Memo
  • Pegboard
  • Whiteboard
  • Chalkboard

Day

A mint fridge board in Corkie being dressed, with the sticker tray open
A fridge board, being dressed
A gingham memo board in Corkie with booth strips and prints under its ribbons
A memo board with booth strips
A dark wire grid in Corkie with prints, film strips and a string of lights
A wire grid with film strips
No settings

Nothing to set, nothing to fix

No filters to scroll through, no sliders, no editing after the shot. The look is chosen when you load the film, and every shot gets its own grain, light leaks and color drift.

No filters. No sliders. Nothing to fix after the shot.

Privacy

Yours only

Your photos stay on your phone unless you put them up on a shared board. No sign-up, no feed.

What you put on a shared board is kept on a server for the people on that board, and only people with its invite get in.

Read the privacy policy

Questions

Before you download

Is Corkie free?

Yes. Corkie and every camera in it are free. Each photo you take earns coins, and coins buy film, the express lab and new sets for boards. Coin packs are optional.

When is it out?

Corkie is on Google Play now, free. The iPhone version is coming to the App Store.Corkie is out now, free, on Google Play and the App Store.

What do friends need to join a board?

Corkie on their phone. They scan the board's invite with their phone's camera, or type its code in Corkie. Until the iPhone version is out, that means friends on Android.

Who can see a shared board?

Only people who have its invite. There is no feed, no likes and no followers.

Do I need an account?

No. There is no sign-up. Open the app and the first camera is already loaded.

Can I edit a photo after I take it?

No. There are no settings, no filters and no editing after the shot. The look comes from the film you load, and every shot gets its own grain, light leaks and color drift.

How long does a print take to develop?

An instant print develops in about a minute, and rubbing, shaking or turning it face down helps it along. A disposable roll develops for a few hours, like a trip to the lab.

Start your first board

For tonight, for a trip, or for your group.

  • Get it on Google Play
  • Coming soon on iPhone

Free, with optional coin packs.