Video Delay vs Shred Snap

See your own movement seconds after you make it. Video Delay shows the camera feed on a delay. Set the delay, prop up your device, and perform. By the time you look at the screen, your movement is playing back. No recording, no tapping, no scrubbing. WHY A DELAY BEATS A RECORDING A normal camera makes you stop, pick up the device, and rewind. With a delay you simply keep practicing. Each repetition plays back on its own while you get ready for the next one, so a whole session runs without anyone touching the screen. COMPARE WITH A REFERENCE VIDEO Import a video from Photos or Files and loop the section you choose. Play a choreography reference, or your own best attempt, and put the live or delayed feed right next to it (two panes, Pro). Set the loop range, flip it left to right, or slow it down to 0.75x, 0.5x, or 0.25x. When you start the camera, every loop restarts from the top. BUILT FOR PRACTICE - Physical education: vaulting, mat work, high jump, swimming - Gymnastics and cheer: check landings and body line - Dance: verify choreography, timing, and formation - Golf, baseball, tennis: swing path and follow-through - Martial arts: stance, guard, and kick height - Music: posture, bowing, and hand position - Physical therapy and gait training - Public speaking: gesture and stance FREE - Delay from 1 to 20 seconds - Loop a section of a video (one pane) - Front and rear camera - Mirror mode for left/right flip - Live frame rate readout - No ads PRO (IN-APP PURCHASE) The following features require an additional purchase. - Delay extended to 120 seconds The upper limit depends on free storage. Before you buy, the app shows the longest delay this particular device can hold. - Two-pane display, split or inset Each pane takes either the live feed or any delay you choose, so you can put live next to delayed, or 5 seconds ago next to 30 seconds ago. - Skeleton overlay Overlay: body lines are drawn on top of the video. Only: the video is not shown and only the skeleton is drawn, so the background and clothing stay off the screen and you watch the movement itself. Split: video on one pane and skeleton on the other, side by side. The skeleton can also be drawn on imported videos. - Compare with a looping video In two panes, play a video next to the live feed, a delay, or another video. - Six colors for the skeleton lines Pro is a one-time purchase, not a subscription. Once bought, it restores on your other devices signed in to the same Apple Account. DESIGNED TO KEEP RUNNING Frames are buffered to disk instead of memory, so a 120-second delay uses no more memory than a one-second delay. Capture runs at 15 fps, and image quality steps down automatically if the device gets warm, so long sessions stay stable. The skeleton is computed on the device; no video leaves it. NO ACCOUNT, NO ADS, NO DATA COLLECTION Nothing is uploaded. Nothing is written to your photo library. Camera frames are discarded as they play back and cleared when you close the app. Importing a video needs no photo library permission; the app receives only the one video you pick. It keeps one imported video per pane inside the app and replaces it when you import a new one. PLEASE NOTE - The skeleton overlay is a visual aid for watching movement. It does not measure or diagnose anything. - Recording the camera or saving still images is not supported. - iPhone is landscape only. iPad supports every orientation. - Camera access is required. Set your device on a tripod or lean it against a wall, choose a delay, and start practicing.

Shred Snap is a timer camera app built for ski and snowboard training. Press the record button and the app records for your chosen duration, then stops automatically. Capture only the moment you land your trick, and once recording ends, the app automatically switches to power-saving mode. This helps conserve your battery during long hike-ups and in cold conditions. Review your run instantly, then get ready for the next one. Useful features Want to keep your gloves on? → Start recording by tapping the screen or pressing a volume button Need time to get into position? → Set a recording delay Want better image quality or smaller file sizes? → Choose the resolution and frame rate Want a closer look at your form? → Record in slow motion Want to remember what you noticed? → Add notes to your videos Front camera supported --- “Record. Review. Improve.” Shred Snap was created to make that training routine effortless. We train too, so we keep refining everything from the overall design to the smallest interactions until it feels right. Have a feature request or found something that could be easier to use? We’d love to hear from real riders who train with the app. Let us know in a review!