Dispo framed and captured the zeitgeist perfectly. The hyped photo app by YouTube star David Dobrik, which has already raised millions in seed funding, hit its beta-test limit: 10,000 users. Most ...
The buzz-worthy Dispo app is finally out of beta, which means the once invite-only app is now open to the public. Considering the exclusive app modeled on a disposable camera generated serious hype ...
It's only been nine months since Dispo rebranded from David's Disposable. But the vintage-inspired photo-sharing app has experienced a whiplash of ups and downs, mostly due to the brand's original ...
Back in the '90s, a disposable film camera was the only way to capture picture-perfect moments, imperfectly, on the go. Since then, their infamous fuzzy quality has made them a nostalgic novelty — ...
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Pocket Dispo Pro

The original Pocket Dispo ($59.99) is one of my favorite low-fi lenses for mirrorless cameras due to its low cost, high fun factor, and ease of use. Its follow-up, the Pocket Dispo Pro ($99.99), has a ...
It’s surprising when venture capitalists, who are generally known for tolerating bad conduct, call out egregious behavior. That may not be lost on Dispo, the very recently buzzworthy camera app ...
Editor’s Note: David Dobrik stepped down from the board of the Dispo app on March 21, following rape allegations against Dominykas Zeglaitis, aka Durte Dom, who was part of Dobrik’s Vlog Squad in 2018 ...
Dispo's troubles are far from over. The photo-sharing app cofounded by the YouTuber David Dobrik is facing intense backlash after a former member of Dobrik's Vlog Squad was accused of rape, an ...