SyncDance vs Reelshelf

SyncDance is the practice room for dancers. Put your run next to the original, frame for frame, and see exactly where you land. Drop in a reference clip and your own practice video — SyncDance lines them up to the beat automatically, then plays them side by side, perfectly in sync. No scrubbing, no guesswork. WHY DANCERS LOVE IT • Auto-sync — add two clips and we match them to the beat, down to the frame. • Side-by-side Compare — you vs. the original, playing in lockstep. Zoom, pan and mirror each pane. • Record along — play the reference and record yourself dancing to it in one take, with slow-motion, mirror, loop and a count-in. • Notes as captions — pause on any moment, jot a note, and it rides along as an on-screen caption. Your notes bake right into the export. • Fancam (new) — pick one dancer and SyncDance tracks them through the routine, generating a smooth, auto-framed solo cam on device — up to 4K. Perfect for isolating your part, or turning a group clip into a personal highlight. • 4K export — share your comparison in up to 4K, with your speed and notes baked in. Whether you're drilling K-pop choreography, prepping for a showcase, or just chasing cleaner lines, SyncDance turns "watch and copy" into "compare and improve." Pick a clip. Line it up. Level up.

Is your camera full of dance videos? Chances are, they're all thumbnails of you in front of the same studio mirror. Finding a specific dance to a specific song takes a lot of guessing and checking. Reelshelf finds the song in each video and groups the videos by song, organizing your dance videos in an intuitive way so that they are easy to find. It pulls the song title and artist using Apple's ShazamKit, then groups your takes by song and date. Tag a take with the teacher's name or the choreographer. Write a note on what you're working on. Star your favorites and make custom lists. Songs and notes are easily searchable on the app. Your videos never leave your phone, and there's no account to sign in to. The only thing Reelshelf sends out is a sound fingerprint — not the audio — to Apple's identification service, the same one your iPhone already uses for Shazam. The first six songs Reelshelf finds in your library are free. A one-time $9.99 unlock opens up everything else and lets you build custom lists for projects, performances, or whichever choreographer you're learning from this month. Made for dancers with phones full of dance videos.