
FrameReplay: Sports Video
Instant frame-by-frame review
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About
Film. Watch it back. Put it next to the last one. Film again.
FrameReplay is built for that loop - no logins, no uploads, nothing to wait for.
WORKS WHERE YOUR SIGNAL DOESN'T
There is no account and no cloud. Video stays on your devices. Nothing is uploaded anywhere.
That matters on a mountain with no bars, and anywhere recordings are not
allowed to leave the building.
RECORD
- 30, 60, 120 or 240 frames per second
- 720p, 1080p or 4K
- A delay before recording starts, so you can set the phone down and get in position
- Stop automatically after a set number of seconds
- Start from your Apple Watch
REVIEW
- Step one frame at a time. Hold to run slowly
- 0.25x, 0.5x and 1x playback
- Mark a start and an end, and loop that section
- Air time, in seconds and in frames
- Mirror left and right
- Pinch to zoom
DRAW
- Lines and angles
COMPARE
- Two clips side by side, or laid over each other
- Play both at once. Step both together
- Save the two-up view to Photos as a single video, slow motion included
MADE FOR COLD HANDS
Move the buttons. Make them bigger. Switch to a left-handed layout, or the
glove preset. The colours are built for a dark screen outdoors.
ALSO
- Import from a Wi-Fi SD card in your camcorder (FlashAir)
- Japanese and English
- No ads. No analytics. No tracking of any kind.
Every feature is free in this version.
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What's New in FrameReplay
1.0.4
September 14, 2026
- Video list: the clip you are viewing (the newest one, right after recording) now appears when you open the list from the review screen - Video list: press and hold a clip to start selecting - A confirmation now appears before removing an athlete - The first-time guide on the review screen is now three steps: frame-by-frame, record again, and compare - Replay: fixed the picture when the device is rotated, and the orientation of the front camera - Fixed a crash that could happen right after leaving Replay - Continuous mode: recording starts by mistake less often, such as while handheld or from water splashes - FlashAir: large videos can now be received
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