Frames is a purpose-built app for analog photographers who want to keep track of their shots without breaking the rhythm of shooting film. It allows you to log frame-by-frame settings such as aperture, shutter speed, focal length, camera, lens, film stock, date, and location, offering a streamlined way to stay organized while staying fully in the moment. After development, the companion macOS app lets you embed this metadata directly into your scanned JPEGs, making your archive searchable, consistent, and true to the way each image was captured. Frames was born out of a personal need to bridge the gap between the analog shooting experience and the digital archiving process. Unlike general note-taking apps or spreadsheets, Frames is tailored specifically for film, with structured inputs that match how photographers actually work in the field. You can also add tags, write personal notes, and attach reference images to each shot, helping you stay on top of creative decisions or lab instructions. With no accounts, tracking, or cloud sync, your data stays yours. Whether you're cataloging a weekend roll or documenting a long-term project, Frames helps you capture not just the image, but the full context behind it.