
Mark the part you want to practice
Import from Photos or Files, then mark the few seconds you want to repeat.
Practice with a reference video, record yourself, then compare the two side by side.
Import the reference clip you want to practice, slow it down, loop it, or mirror it to see the details. Then record yourself and review it next to the reference.
A clip moves too fast, the part you need is short, and after recording you have to find the reference again. Those little interruptions make practice feel fragmented.
ReplayFlow puts those steps into one repeatable practice flow.
Choose a clip, record in sync, then review side by side.

Import from Photos or Files, then mark the few seconds you want to repeat.

Keep the reference on screen, follow along, and record your own version at the same time.

When recording ends, go straight to a synced comparison of timing, direction, and positioning.
While practicing
The reference and camera are visible together. Follow the move while you practice and record—without jumping between apps.

After recording
Play in sync to check timing, then slow down, step through frames, or adjust the layout to see differences in movement, direction, and position.

Use slow motion, loops, frame stepping, and mirroring to break down details. Crop the frame and organize regular clips so you can pick up where you left off; export when you need to.
Mark the segment you want to repeat and keep playback within that range.
Slow the reference down to see timing, balance, and direction more clearly.
Pause and move one frame at a time to check position and timing.
Flip the reference video horizontally so you can practice in the same direction more easily.
Crop away what you do not need for a more focused practice view.
Name, categorize, and save the clips you practice often so you can pick up faster next time.

Build your practice library
Saved clips keep their A/B range, speed, mirror, and mute settings. Name and categorize videos and clips so regular practice is easy to find again.
See what you can do with FreeReplayFlow isn't limited to one type of movement or skill. Organize videos and clips around the way you practice.
Free includes importing a reference, marking clips, slow motion and looping, watching while recording, synced comparison, and export.
Pro unlocks unlimited reference videos, unlimited saved segments per video, unlimited recording comparisons, watermark-free exports, and comparison videos up to 1080p.
| Free Practice for free | Recommended ReplayFlow Pro Unlock unlimited practice & exports | |
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| Practice Materials | ||
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Reference videos
Import reference videos and organize commonly used practice material. |
3 videos | Unlimited |
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Saved segments per video
Save A/B ranges you want to practice repeatedly. |
2 segments | Unlimited |
| Compare and Export | ||
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Recording comparison
Record yourself and compare the result with the reference video side by side. |
5 per day | Unlimited |
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Export results
Export your practice results to share or review later. |
With watermark | No watermark |
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Comparison video quality
Standard quality is ideal for faster sharing; high quality preserves more detail. |
720p | Up to 1080p |
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Custom comparison layout
Adjust scale, picture-in-picture, position, rotation, and zoom. |
Preview only | Full customization |
| Personalize your library | ||
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Video cover
Choose the cover shown in your list and detail views. |
Automatic cover | Customizable |
ReplayFlow doesn't require an account or actively upload reference videos, recordings, or comparison results to ReplayFlow.
Find answers to common questions about features, video imports, and pricing.
ReplayFlow is for people who repeatedly practice a movement or process from video. Common uses include K-pop dance, jump rope, fitness, yoga, martial arts, and ball skills. It also works for crafts and other video tutorials.
ReplayFlow supports importing videos from Photos or the Files app, up to 10 minutes per video. If a video only exists in iCloud Photos, iOS may need to download the original file first. ReplayFlow does not actively upload your videos to a server.
The free version includes reference video import, saved segments, slow motion and looping, recording comparisons, and export.
Pro includes unlimited reference videos, unlimited saved segments per video, unlimited recording comparisons, watermark-free exports, custom layouts, and comparison videos up to 1080p.
No. The free version has no ads and includes slow motion, looping, recording comparisons, and export. Limits apply to reference videos, saved segments, daily comparisons, and some export features.
No account is required. Open ReplayFlow and import a video to start practicing.
No. ReplayFlow doesn't actively upload reference videos, recordings, or comparison results to ReplayFlow servers. It currently has no account or cloud sync features.
No. After recording, ReplayFlow opens the comparison view. A finished export is written to Photos only when you choose Save to Photos; Share Video only shares the exported file.
Email [email protected], or open the app and go to Settings → Report Issue or Feedback. Please include your device model, system version, app version, and screenshots when reporting an issue.
Choose a segment, slow it down, record your version, compare it side by side with the reference, and keep practicing.