PlantsLapse vs QuickTimeLapse

"Wow, my plant has grown so much!" "How did it grow?" "How did I take care of it last year?" I developed this app to solve all these questions in one place! Please use it for your daily plant observation! "PlantsLapse" is a growth tracking app designed to make plant observation more enjoyable. Just take a picture when you observe your plants, and the app will generate a downloadable timelapse video. Watch daily changes turn into a memorable movie! With calendar statistics, you can easily look back on your plant's condition and daily care routines. Perfect for anyone who loves growing things—whether it's houseplants, vegetable gardens, bonsai, or even school experiment reports. With its simple design, PlantsLapse is here to support and make your plant life more fun. [Terms of Use (EULA)] The use of this app is governed by Apple's Standard End User License Agreement (EULA). https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Turn long videos into 60-second timelapses, ready for Reels, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts. Pick 1 to 5 videos. QuickTimeLapse auto-calculates the speed and crunches them into a single 60-second clip. No sign-up, no uploads — your videos never leave your iPhone. — Features — • Up to 5 videos at once, auto-stitched into 60 seconds • Day Counter auto-numbering for daily check-ins (workouts, yoga, cooking, travel) — filenames carry Day 1 / Day 2 … • Custom filename templates — mix date, sequence, and your own text • PHPicker-based selection — no full Photos library access required • Fully on-device — nothing uploaded — Who it's for — Anyone tracking daily workouts, yoga, cooking, or travel vlogs as a timelapse series. Anyone who wants to crunch long footage into Reels, TikTok, or YouTube Shorts. — Pricing — Free to download. The first conversion each day is ad-free; from the second conversion on, you'll see one ad before processing. "Remove Ads" is a one-time purchase that removes all ads forever (no subscription). — Story — I film my workouts every day and wanted to compress them into 60-second timelapses for Instagram. I used to airdrop every clip to my Mac just to make a timelapse in iMovie — the back-and-forth was a hassle. I couldn't find a tool that felt right, so I vibe-coded one myself. Hope it helps if you're in the same boat. — Feedback — Tap Settings → Report a Problem inside the app to write to me directly. I'll do my best to reply.