Dance Mirror vs Dance Mirror

Dance Mirror is a simple camera-based tool that lets you see your delayed movements without recording. Using your device’s camera, Dance Mirror displays your motion in real time or with a short, adjustable delay — so you can review your movement without recording or saving video. It’s designed for anyone who wants quick visual feedback by using their phone or tablet to practice choreography, technique, or form without wasting time scrubbing through old clips. Dance Mirror works especially well for practicing dance styles such as ballet, ballroom, contemporary, hip hop, salsa, swing, and other movement-based disciplines — but it’s flexible enough for any activity where visual feedback helps. Features: • Live camera mirror with adjustable delay (up to 30 seconds) • Delay mode works without saving or recording to your device • Works in portrait and landscape mode • Pause button to freeze and hold a frame, plus pinch-to-zoom • Simple, distraction-free interface (with the ability to hide controls) • Fully offline: no ads, accounts, or subscriptions Dance Mirror processes video frames locally on your device and does not collect, store, or transmit personal data. Whether you’re rehearsing choreography, refining technique, or just want to see what just happened a few seconds ago, Dance Mirror gives you clear visual feedback with a clean, easy-to-use interface. Created by a ballroom dancer. Designed for anyone who wants to practice their movements and choreography more effectively.

Put the routine you are learning next to yourself, and dance. StepMirror shows a reference video and your front camera on one screen at the same time. Drag the dividing line to change how much space each one gets. Push it all the way to the edge and the other one becomes a small floating window you can move anywhere. There are no layout menus - one line does it all. Line up several clips at once. The eight-count drill, the chorus, the full run - pick them all and they play in order. Leave it looping the one part you keep getting wrong, or loop the whole set and just keep going. On iPad it opens up properly: the playlist stays on the left, the reference and you sit side by side at close to full size, and every speed is one tap away. Stand it on the floor and dance. Slow the reference down to a quarter speed without the music dropping in pitch. Flip the reference left-to-right when you learned the steps facing your teacher. Flip yourself, or don't - your camera is mirrored by default, like a studio wall. Record what you see. Not a separate export, not a different crop - exactly the screen you were looking at, with the reference audio on it. Watch it back later, step through it frame by frame, and save it to Photos if you want to keep it. Everything stays on your device. No account, no upload, no ads, no subscription. You bring your own reference videos from your library or files - the app never sends them anywhere. - Reference video and front camera together, on one screen - Drag the divider: side by side, stacked, or picture-in-picture - Queue up several clips and play them back to back - Loop one clip, loop the whole list, or don't loop at all - Built for iPad: playlist always visible, both videos stay big - 0.25x / 0.5x / 0.75x / 1x, with pitch-corrected audio - Mirror the reference and yourself independently - Record the composed screen with the reference audio - A-B loop on the hard eight counts, per clip - Camera-only takes when you just want to check yourself - Frame-by-frame review of everything you recorded - Works without camera permission (playback still does everything) - One purchase. No subscription.