Video ToolKit vs CaseJournal

All tools you need to create/edit videos are in one app. Download this free app to make wonderful videos easily and quickly on your iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. ========================================================== Key Features: * Quick Cut - Just like a professional video editor in the real world, you can easily cut a long video into many parts, and join the wanted parts to the final video. * Video Editor - Very intuitive user interface to arrange video clips, pictures, texts. - 30+ transitions for you to create awesome videos. - 20+ amazing subtitle styles. - Add your favorite music to the video. - Add your own watermark to the video. - 20+ free video filters for you to make the video different. * Reverse Video - Select a video and reverse it with different motion speed. * Mask Video - Want to pixelate or blur a person’s face or private parts in your video? Now it is possible with VideoBoxer. Highly customizable mask is supported. =================================================================== VideoBoxer is available BOTH on iPhone and iPad.

Case Notes & Clues Capture observations, working theories, follow-up questions, leads, and important details as a case develops. NEW – Investigative Theories Develop multiple working theories for a case. Link supporting and contradicting evidence, people, locations, notes, and timeline events while tracking confidence as your investigation evolves. On-Device Review On supported devices, use Apple Intelligence to review the text-based information stored in a case. Review can consider working theories, notes, clues, people, timeline events, locations, and user-created connections to identify supported facts, possible inconsistencies, information gaps, relationship patterns, and useful follow-up questions. Theory Review can also analyze individual theories by examining supporting and contradicting information, related people, locations, timeline events, unanswered questions, and alternative explanations. Review is advisory only. It does not determine guilt, identity, motive, or legal conclusions. Photo contents and voice-memo audio are not analyzed.