
About
This app captures video with the authentic look and sound of vintage camcorders, applying effects live during recording. It offers a library of distinct camera styles and ensures recordings are saved securely.
What's New in AfterTape
1.0.2
October 7, 2026
What's New in 1.0.2 • Fixed a brief black flash at the start of recordings. • Smarter focus: tap to set a focus point and AfterTape keeps it sharp, refocusing when you re-aim. • New "Tape edge noise" switch in Settings to hide the static strip at the bottom of the tape looks. • Softer tape hiss. • Small interface fixes.
MoreSubscriptions & In-App Purchases
$9.99
Unlock AfterTape
Unlock all cameras, effects & video import.
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FAQ
Does AfterTape have ads?
No, AfterTape is ad-free. The app is designed to provide an uninterrupted creative experience without advertisements.
How much does AfterTape cost?
AfterTape is free to start, allowing you to shoot with two cameras. A single one-time purchase unlocks all 14 cameras, video import, and removes the corner mark.
What devices does AfterTape support?
AfterTape is currently supported on iPhone devices. Compatibility with other platforms may be considered in future updates.
How often is AfterTape updated?
The latest version of AfterTape is 1.0.2, last updated on October 7, 2026. Updates are released to improve functionality and add new features.
What is the age rating for AfterTape?
AfterTape has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for a wide range of users, including children.
Can I import videos into AfterTape?
Yes, video import is available as part of the one-time purchase. This allows you to apply AfterTape's vintage effects to existing video files.
What makes AfterTape's recording unique?
AfterTape records the vintage look and sound live, directly into the video and audio at capture. This means the effects are baked in, not applied later, offering an authentic experience.
How does AfterTape protect my recordings?
AfterTape is crash-safe by design, protecting your recording every half-second. This prevents loss of footage due to crashes, dead batteries, or incoming calls.




