Dance.io｜Mirror & Loop & Slow vs Crossframes

Dance.io – Your ultimate dance practice companion! Perfect for K-pop covers, hip-hop training, and choreography practice. Whether you're breaking down tricky moves or learning an entire routine, Dance.io helps you practice smarter: Key Features: 1. A-B Looping – Repeat any section for precise practice 2. Speed Control – Slow down or speed up without losing quality 3. Mirror Mode – Follow mirrored choreography easily 4. Camera overlay when practicing - Like dancing with the original dancer 5. Beat Overlay – Visual and audio beat counting to stay on rhythm 6. Side-by-Side Comparison – Record yourself with original audio and align perfectly 7. Import & Compare Videos – Load your own videos and sync with reference clips 8. Video Notes – Add move-by-move annotations for better learning Dance.io gives you everything you need to master your dance moves—all in one app! Privacy Policy: https://wooden-quit-414.notion.site/Privacy-Policy-230201f20b37808f95aed27866042387?pvs=143 Terms of Use: https://wooden-quit-414.notion.site/Dance-io-Terms-of-Use-231201f20b37801ca220f91e157bae00

Shoot once, publish everywhere. Crossframe records vertical 9:16 and horizontal 16:9 video simultaneously from a single take, so you never have to choose an orientation before you hit record — or reshoot because you picked wrong. Point the camera and frame your shot. Crossframe captures both aspect ratios in one pass and saves two separate files, each properly composed rather than center-cropped from the other. Your landscape cut is ready for widescreen, your portrait cut is ready for a phone feed, and both come from the same moment. What you get: • Simultaneous 9:16 and 16:9 recording in one take • Two independent video files, no cropping or re-export • Live preview showing both frames while you shoot • Adjustable framing so subjects stay centered in both ratios • Records up to 4K, with standard frame rate options • Exports straight to your camera roll Built for creators posting to more than one place, filmmakers who need coverage in both orientations, event and wedding videographers, and anyone tired of reframing footage after the fact. Crossframe — 2 frames, 1 take.