totte vs PoseSync

Asking for a retake feels awkward. Even when someone kindly takes your photo on a trip, it rarely turns out the way you pictured it. totte connects two iPhones directly over P2P to take a different kind of "someone-else" photo. One becomes the camera, the other your live monitor — the person in the shot checks the framing on their own screen and taps the shutter. SELF TIMERS AND SHUTTER REMOTES CAN'T SHOW YOU THE FRAME A timer means press, run, and hope. A Bluetooth shutter remote just fires the shutter. Either way, you have no idea how it looks until it's already taken. With totte, the iPhone in your hand becomes a shutter with a screen. Watch the live view from the iPhone you set down, and shoot with the framing you actually want — no running back, no retakes. BEFORE YOU BUY A SELFIE MONITOR No need for a dedicated selfie-monitor gadget. If you have a spare iPhone lying around, that's all it takes. Try the "see while you shoot" experience right away, without buying more gear. RECONNECTS AUTOMATICALLY IF THE CONNECTION DROPS "The connection cuts out mid-shoot" is the top complaint with this kind of app, and totte tackles it head-on. It checks the connection every 3 seconds and reconnects automatically the moment it detects a drop, so your shoot doesn't have to stop. Not a selfie. Not asking someone else. A third option: a photo where you control the frame yourself. Fit the whole two of you in the shot, even when a selfie can't. GREAT FOR - Anniversary dinners where you want the restaurant in the shot, too - Trips where you finally want a full-body photo of the two of you, with the view behind you - Quiet moments at your favorite cafe — the kind of casual shot that usually gets missed - Engagement and wedding photo sessions you want to shoot yourselves - Natural photos of pets and kids from a little distance, without them noticing the phone KEY FEATURES - Direct P2P connection between two iPhones (no Wi-Fi network or mobile data needed) - Ultra-low-latency live preview of the camera feed on the monitor phone - Reconnects automatically if the connection drops, so your shoot isn't interrupted - The live feed is just for framing — your photo saves at your device's sensor resolution - Remote shutter from the monitor, plus volume-button shooting - Set an iPhone down and control it from your hand — self-timer shots while you watch the frame - Shoot 3, 4, or 6 photos and pick the best shot together - Tap to focus, zoom, exposure adjustment, grid overlay - Photos save to your Photos library automatically (you can turn this off after your first shot) - Hands-free shooting with voice cues or hand gestures - Built-in gallery to review shots right away HOW IT WORKS — 3 STEPS 1. Open totte on both iPhones, tap "Connect two iPhones," and choose Camera on one and Monitor on the other 2. Enter the 4-digit code shown on the Camera phone into the Monitor phone to connect 3. Check the framing on your screen, then tap the shutter SUPPORTED LANGUAGES Japanese, English, Korean, Chinese (Simplified / Traditional), Spanish PRIVACY totte only uses a direct P2P connection between your two iPhones. Your photos and the live video feed are never sent to any outside server. Photos stay on your iPhone, period. Crash reports are only sent if you opt in on first launch. You can change your choice anytime from Settings. No more handing your phone to strangers. No more timer-sprint panic. With two iPhones, the shot you actually wanted is the shot you get to keep.

Two iPhones. One shoots, one watches. The person being photographed sees themselves through the other phone's lens in real time — and decides when to press the shutter, how far to zoom, where to stand. The model is the director. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open PoseSync on both iPhones: one picks "I'm the model", the other "I'm the photographer" 2. The model's phone finds the other one automatically — tap to connect 3. The model sees the live viewfinder. Both phones share the exact same controls: zoom, focus, shutter, countdown, exposure lock, pose reference WHY IT'S DIFFERENT · Truly low latency: over Wi‑Fi or direct peer‑to‑peer, end‑to‑end latency is usually under 100 ms — you can pose to it · Works offline: both phones just need Wi‑Fi switched on. No router, no data used · Two‑way controls: zoom, shutter or exposure changed on either side shows up instantly on the other, with a "remote" cue · Standing mark: the model drags on the picture; the photographer sees "They'll stand here" at the same spot · 48 built‑in poses in 8 sets — across the table, café, standing, sitting, walking, leaning, half‑body, crouching — each with a real photo and a line outline you overlay on the viewfinder, in 6 line colours · Your own reference: overlay a photo from your library — same image on both phones, with adjustable opacity, size and position · Composition guides: rule of thirds plus a headroom line · Exposure lock: stop brightness from jumping while you check your pose · Countdown: 3 / 5 / 10 seconds, counted down on both screens · Solo mode: pose outlines, grid and countdown work with a single phone too · Full‑quality photos stay on the photographer's phone; the model gets a preview instantly · Latency check: median and p95 in one tap, so you know whether to find a better Wi‑Fi FREE & PRO Take 20 photos free, with every pose and feature. PoseSync Pro (monthly, yearly or a one‑time purchase) removes the limit. Only one of the two phones needs Pro, and Family Sharing is supported. PRIVACY Video travels directly between the two phones. No servers, no uploads, no data collected. Requires two iPhones running iOS 17 or later with Wi‑Fi switched on. Allow "Local Network" access on first launch. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://pose.pdg.red/en/privacy