• Try Pro free for 14 days: every Pro feature, no charge, nothing renews. • Promotions: from time to time Pro is free for a weekend, or on sale for a few days. • Low on storage? 15|30 now stops and saves your take instead of losing it, and tells you before a take when there is no room. • Recording fixes: Stop, double taps and turning the phone mid-take.

Fixes a bug where a clip recorded with the buffer off could be lost — for example while zooming, turning the phone, or with the recording light on. Every clip is saved now.

Buying Pro is more reliable. • Close Apple's payment sheet and the app simply says the purchase was cancelled — no false error. • A purchase waiting for approval (Ask to Buy) now says so, and Pro unlocks as soon as it is approved. • Paying for the first time — even while adding a card — no longer times out. • The buy button no longer spins forever. • Restore Purchases now reports what it finds correctly. Privacy: anonymous crash reports now also cover errors the app recovers from, such as a save that fails. They are still never linked to you, and your video never leaves your phone. You can turn diagnostics off in Settings.

Fixed: the Pro price could stay empty and the buy button unusable when the app was opened without a connection. It now loads as soon as you open the Pro screen. Fixed: the buy button could keep spinning forever when the App Store did not answer.

Landscape fixes, mostly. • The Pro and Dual Capture screens now fit on screen in landscape — the illustration, the price and the button are all visible at once, in every language. • The gallery tile moved clear of the record button. Reaching for Record no longer opens Photos in the middle of a scene. • Quality settings only warn you when you ask the camera for more, not less — and the warning now names the setting you actually picked.

Focus, fixed. The camera now settles on its own when you open it, instead of waiting for you to tap. Focus transitions ramp smoothly rather than lurching — the difference is most obvious at 4K, and in the saved clip. Jumping to 3× no longer lands soft, and a tap is no longer permanent: tap something close, turn back to the water, and the camera takes focus back by itself. Turning the phone sideways works properly. The custom buffer picker fits the landscape panel, buttons in every sheet stay reachable instead of sitting under the fold, and the zoom scale now drags along its own axis. Dual Capture no longer takes the app down. Switching it on could end the app outright in rare conditions. It cannot any more — and if the condition still occurs, it now reports itself instead of disappearing.

Dual Capture: both cameras at once. Record the front and back cameras into one clip — what is in front of you, and your reaction to it. The inset drags anywhere in the frame, and tapping it swaps which camera fills the screen. It works with the buffer, so your reaction lands in the saved clip too. Dual Capture is part of Pro. You can also flip between front and back mid-recording now, without stopping. Recordings survive the screen locking. Lock the phone, take a call, or leave the app mid-shot and the clip is now stopped and saved, the way the stock Camera does it. The screen also stays awake while the camera is armed, so it no longer goes dark on its own while you are watching the water. Saving a long clip now tells you it is working. Stitching a long 4K take is real work — a screen says so, and asks you to stay in the app until it finishes. Zoom has a scale. Press any zoom stop and slide without lifting: the stops become a fine scale with a click at each marked lens. Clips are named by date and time, so a day of shooting arrives in your editor in the order you shot it instead of scattered. A short tone when recording starts and stops, so you know the tap landed. Switch it off in Settings. Also in this update: · Your last clip in the corner of the dock, one tap to Photos · A How it works page in Settings — what the buffer does, and what happens if you turn the phone mid-shot · The reset control is now labelled RE-ARM and says what it does · Quality settings fold away instead of filling the screen

Try it before you need it The last step of onboarding is now a live camera. Wait a few seconds, press record, then stop — and see for yourself: the clip you get is longer than the time you held the button. Nothing from that practice take is saved. Remember zoom Turn it on in Settings and the camera reopens at the zoom you last used, instead of snapping back to 1×. Settings, reorganised The controls you actually change sit at the top now. And tapping a switch works — until now only tapping the row label did. Diagnostics A new switch in Settings, on by default: anonymous crash reports and usage counts, so bugs get found before you have to report them. No personal data, and your video never leaves your device. You can turn it off at any time.

15|30 Pro — a one-time unlock • Set your own replay window, anywhere from 1 to 10 minutes, instead of the 15s and 30s presets. Off, 15s and 30s stay free, always. • Pay once. No subscription, no account. Capture presets • One tap for Light, Standard, Cinema, Smooth or Sport instead of picking resolution, frame rate and stabilization separately. • Sport uses maximum stabilization for handheld and on-the-move shots. Only presets your iPhone can actually deliver are shown. Fixes • Settings scrolls properly — the lower options were unreachable on some iPhones. • The flash button responds on the first tap, and now cycles Off → Auto → Torch. • A torch you switched on yourself is no longer interrupted while recording. • Fixed a state where the buffer controls stayed locked after a recording had already finished. • 15|30 now warns you and stops cleanly when storage runs out, instead of quietly failing.

Fixes and refinements: • Settings now scrolls. On some iPhones the panel was taller than the screen and the lower options could not be reached. • The flash button responds on the first tap. It now cycles Off → Auto → Torch, and Auto appears only on devices that support automatic low-light torch. • A torch you switched on yourself is no longer interrupted by the recording indicator, so your light stays steady in the shot. • Fixed a state where "Stop recording first" kept appearing after a recording had already finished, locking the buffer controls until the app was restarted. • Tap your custom duration a second time to edit it — no need to hit the small pencil icon. • The custom duration wheels now settle correctly after a slow swipe.

Control Center + longer buffers • Control Center — add the 15|30 control, then open the camera from anywhere (including the Lock Screen). Face ID or your passcode is required first, then the full app opens with HindSight armed. • Custom buffer lengths — pick 1–5 minutes in the dock, in addition to 15s and 30s • Buffer OFF and your preferred duration are remembered between launches Press record after the moment — the past is already in the buffer.

• Buffer pill: OFF · 15s · 30s — your choice is remembered across launches • Device-aware zoom rail and capture quality (resolution + frame rate) • Flip camera control • Landscape-friendly settings sheets

• Landscape capture overhaul: videos now save at the right resolution and orientation no matter how you're holding the phone. • Reset button now works at every buffer state — previously it appeared to do nothing once the ring filled to 15s. • Smoother rotation handling between portrait and landscape.

• Landscape recording fix: videos now save with the correct orientation, no matter how you're holding the phone. • Stability improvements.