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An inscribed serif, gold on steel, a single lens flare across the title.
App Studio · Apple TV and iPhone · Coming autumn 2026
Every year of video already on your phone becomes a disc, and plays on the television the way a DVD did in 2003.
What it does
Disc One turns the videos already in your Photo Library into a box set of DVDs and plays them on your television. Every year becomes a disc, with a motion menu, chapters you can pick from, special features, and end credits with your family's names in them. Pick a disc, press Play All, sit down.
Made for people with ten years of phone video they never watch. Works on Apple TV, and on iPhone with AirPlay. One price, no subscription, Family Sharing included.
On every disc
Assembled from what is already there. No editing, no uploading, no timeline.
Four looks
An inscribed serif, gold on steel, a single lens flare across the title.
A plain sans on black. The footage does the talking.
Rounded type, primary colours, a menu that bounces.
Chrome lettering over a horizon grid, for the years that earned it.
Year discs default to the serif, Collector's Editions to the sans. Kids and Chrome '85 are yours to pick per disc.
The credits
Built from the disc itself, in this order, every time. Your family name is the one field you type on first run. Nothing is detected.
Nothing leaves the device
Disc One reads your Photo Library and writes nothing back to it. Nothing is uploaded, edited or sent anywhere. Your renames, cast lists and covers sync between your Apple TV and iPhone through your own iCloud account and nowhere else. No account with us, no analytics, no advertising.
Coming autumn 2026
One email when it ships. Nothing else.
Disc One is published by In Color Productions Limited for Apple TV and iPhone. Not yet on the App Store.