Scrap

Your photos, as a scrapbook on your home screen.

Polaroids, tape and pins on paper. On a foldable, it opens like a book. Private by design: your photos stay on your phone.

Coming soon on Google Play
Close it: the cover. Open it: the book.
Close it, open it
The home screen with the Key Photo
Your home screen

Made for foldables

Closed, your phone shows the cover of your book. Open it, and the book opens: the rest of your photos are inside. Three ways to open: Book, Side by side, Centerpiece. Patent pending.

Regular phones get the cover on the lock screen and a page from inside on the home screen.

A closed and an open foldable phone showing the same scrapbook
Closed, the cover. Open, the book.
Scrap's camera
Snap, and it's in your book

The Key Photo

Double-tap the Key Photo on your home screen to open Scrap's camera. Your new photo lands in the book with a TAKEN LIVE · OCT 15 stamp, and the full-size photo is saved to your phone's gallery too.

A Key Photo widget does the same with one tap.

Make it yours in the studio

Arrange Polaroids on cork, kraft, lined or plain paper. Tape, pins, photo corners, captions and date stamps. Drag, tilt, resize and layer everything.

The studio
The studio
Packs: magnets, pins and more
Packs
The closet investigation look
Closet investigation

Free

One book with unlimited photos, the starter looks, frames and tape, the camera and Key Photo, captions, stamps, and the foldable design.

Scrap Plus

One-time purchase, not a subscription: more than one book, extra stamp looks, and two packs of your choice.

Packs

Pin board · Fridge door · Journal · Closet investigation · Christmas magnets. Anything you buy works with every look.

Private by design

Scrap keeps your photos on your phone. It has no server, no account, no ads and no tracking, and it removes the hidden location from every photo it saves. Your photos stay yours.

Back your book up any time with "Save a copy". On a new phone, Find my photos puts each photo back in its place.

Scrap is coming to Google Play for Android. Questions?