DitherBoy - Retro Pixel Camera

Beep — and it's 1998. A tiny camera that sees the world in four shades, and keeps your days on little cartridges.

Somewhere in a drawer lived a little camera that saw the world in four shades of green. The photos were terrible. Every single one became a treasure.

DitherBoy brings that feeling back. It boots up with a beep — a whole tiny handheld inside your iPhone — and through its viewfinder, the world turns into pixel art right before your eyes. When the moment feels right, press A.

• A camera you drive with a D-pad and buttons • Palettes from that green to full retro color • Albums kept on cartridges — TRAVEL, LUNCH, CAT No.5 • A tiny pixel date stamp in the corner • No account, no internet. Just a camera.

Low on pixels, heavy on soul. Go shoot something — your lunch, your socks, the sky. Everything looks better in dots.