VideoSorter vs Silver Halide

VideoSorter reads videos from your photo library and automatically sorts them into folders based on rules you define. Designed for students and teachers who record lectures on specific days and times. SMART AUTO-SORTING Create folders with custom rules to automatically classify your videos: - Weekday filter — choose which days of the week - Time range — specify the hours of the day - Date range — set a start and end date - Duration filter — min and max video length - Per-weekday time ranges — different schedules for each day MANUAL ORGANIZATION Create directories yourself and manually pick videos to add. Every video that doesn't match a rule lands in the "Unclassified" folder so nothing is lost. VIDEO PLAYBACK & MANAGEMENT Browse sorted video lists per folder, play them directly in the app, pin important ones to the top, and remove videos you no longer need. PRIVACY FIRST VideoSorter only reads photo library metadata (creation date and duration). It does not access your camera, does not modify your photos, and does not upload any data. Available in English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Spanish, and Korean. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

More art than app. Silver Halide turns a single exposure into an unrepeatable instant photograph. Press the shutter, then wait exactly thirty seconds while the image forms. Your device becomes part of the darkroom. Tilt it to pool digital chemicals along the edges. Move gently to alter color and grain, or make a sharp motion to scar the print. Find bright light for unpredictable flares and leaks. Touch the developing image once to create a pressure bloom, or drag to leave a pressure trail. Stillness leaves its own mark. This is destructive editing. There is no undo, no clean original, and no way back. When development ends, write on the print if you like, then keep it in Photos or discard it forever. HOW TO RUIN IT BEAUTIFULLY Tilt: Angle your phone left, right, or upside down to make the digital chemicals pool along the edges. Move: Shifting the phone gently alters the color and grain, while a sharp jerk will scar the print. Find light: Exposing the camera to bright light during the development process causes unpredictable flares and leaks. Touch once: Tap the screen to create a soft pressure bloom, hold your finger down for a stronger effect, or drag across the screen to leave a wide trail. Wait: The process takes thirty seconds. Both your physical actions and your stillness shape the final photograph. THE FINE PRINT. BRIEFLY. The entire development process happens locally on your iPhone. The app operates completely free of accounts, ads, and analytics tracking. If you don't keep a photo, it's gone forever.