Roshino - Photo Notes

Your camera roll is full of moments that meant something. A sample that sparked an idea. A dish you want to order again. A comment that stopped your scroll. A recommendation you knew you'd forget later. A chord progression you heard in a video and needed to experiment with. You captured all of it. You just never had anywhere to put what it meant.

Roshino is a personal photo suite built around one idea: context is everything.

Note:
Every photo and video in your library can hold a note. Open any image, switch to note view, and write. The video keeps playing in the background while you type. Nothing gets lost between the moment and the meaning.

Swipe:
Roshino's Swiper lets you move through your library by month, screenshot, or album, keeping what matters and removing what doesn't. Built because swiper apps shouldn't cost a subscription to use.

Capture:
The camera tab is always one tap away. If you something worth capturing mid-session, take the photo, and return exactly where you left off. The whole loop of capturing, organizing, and contextualizing, without ever leaving the app.

Private by design:
Your notes are encrypted on your device using post-quantum hybrid encryption. Roshino cannot read them. No account required. No cloud sync. Your notes, your context, entirely yours.

For screenshots specifically:
Screenshots are the most underused asset on your phone. You take them because something resonated. A creative direction. A reference. An idea that arrived while you were scrolling and needed to be caught before it disappeared. Roshino gives every screenshot a place to hold that context. Private and always attached to the image that triggered the thought.
For the producer who hears something and wants to note a direction for the next 8 bars. For the creative who surfs for references and wants to remember why each one mattered. For anyone who has ever looked at a screenshot three weeks later and had no idea why they took it.
Roshino turns your camera roll into something you can actually use.