Kleinman

📸 Kleinman – A disposable camera app with style

Kelinman is a disposable camera app that captures the magic of analog photography with a modern twist. It simulates the full film experience — from the intentionality of limited shots to the surprise and delight of development — all wrapped in elegant design and GenAI-powered visual styles.

Users buy a virtual roll of film upfront, choose a style, and start shooting. With no previews or retakes, every shot counts. Once the roll is full, they “develop” their photos and enjoy the nostalgic joy of discovering how each moment turned out.

Kelinman brings back the charm, mystery, and creative discipline of film — reimagined for the smartphone era.

🧰 The approach taken so far

Below is the approach I have taken so far regarding this concept.


From name to features, target users to positioning — I used ChatGPT to get ideas out of my head and into shape fast. It helped me clarify the concept, test different angles, and quickly move from abstract to tangible.

🧠 Step 1 — Flesh out the concept

Tool: ChatGPT

🎨 Step 2 — Rough designs

Tool: ChatGPT (again)


Once the concept was defined, I got ChatGPT to generate high-fidelity UI screens — using the context we’ve built together in the chat. As we developed the screens, we also kept developing the concept.

🔨 Step 3 — Build the thing

Tool: Lovable


Lovable is where the concept really comes to life. I haven’t taken this step yet but the plan is to provide a short summary of the product and a few of the screens, and work with Loveable— turning the concept into a working product, fast.

📱 The Concept & Rough Screens

Below are the screens I have so far generated regarding the concept at hand.

Step 1– Landing State

Step 2– New Roll

Step 3– Choose a Style

Step 4– Take photos

Step 5– Roll finished

Step 6– Develop Photos

Step 7– View your Photos

Step 8– Previous Rolls

🔨 The Build

I have now stared working on the build for this concept, the following section will present you with my progress.

My Latest Progress