Lapsera - Masked Timelapse

Lapsera is an app for study timelapses. Film yourself while you study or work, and your phone is busy being the camera instead of pulling your attention away. What you record can be touched up and shared right inside the app. 🙈 Hide what you want, keep what you want Faces are found automatically and covered with a mosaic. Swap the mosaic for one of ten stickers: sunglasses, a cat, a panda, a ghost, a flame. Don't want your room on camera? Blur the background. Your hands stay sharp, everything else goes soft. Drag to move the clear area, pinch to resize it. And if you'd rather hide nothing at all, that works too. ⏱ Decide the speed later No need to answer "how many times faster?" before you start. The capture interval stretches and shrinks to match how long you work, so 30 minutes and 8 hours both come out at a length worth watching. Length, smoothness, quality - you pick all of it after you stop. Watch the preview and change your mind as many times as you like. 🎨 Straight out, or dressed up Eight filters: None, Vivid, Warm, Cool, Film, Drama, Mono, Sepia. Add background music if you feel like it. When it's ready, one tap on share sends it out. ⏳ The hours you put in stay in the video Stamp the total time you recorded, and the date, into the frames. Top, middle or bottom, light or bold. Leave it off on the days you'd rather not show the number. 📱 All of it on your phone Capturing, masking, exporting - it all happens on your device. The photos you take are never sent anywhere. It works in airplane mode. 💡 A few ways to use it - Stack up the hours you studied and watch them back - Post your process as a sped-up video - Check your training form afterwards - Before and after on a messy room - A record of your practice 💬 A few other things - Pause partway through and pick it up later. Break for lunch and it still comes out as one video - Three things to put on screen while recording: the camera, a big clock, or almost nothing at all, just the elapsed time. The urge to check your phone goes away with the picture - Front camera or back, whichever you like